At first glance, SpongeBob Squarepants: The Cosmic Shake looks like a worthy successor to Battle for Bikini Bottom. The narrative is hilarious, filled with all the typical gags that you would come to expect from the Talking Cheese. In their latest outing, SpongeBob and Patrick must save all their friends from dangerous alternate realities.
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Dead Space has eclipsed the original with an array of fantastic additions, while not losing sight of what made the 2008 version so revered.
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When I dived into Mahokenshi, it really took me by surprise! Having played a fair few deck builders in the past, I was expecting this to be a relatively straightforward affair. And whilst I wouldn’t say that it is a completely new direction for the deck builder genre, there have definitely been some interesting inclusions that may just help it to stand out among the many other card based video games.
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Fire Emblem Engage is a celebration of the series’ 30-year-old history, further iterating on it’s tried and true formula.
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Lone Ruin is crammed full of overwhelming swarms of enemies, requiring the swiftest of reflexes and clever management of spells to thrive.
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Taking heavy inspiration from Final Fantasy VII remake, Crisis Core Reunion’s combat and camera are now significantly more free-flowing.
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The combat in Wavetale feels like a bit of an afterthought. It is not bad by any means, the mechanics are quite simple and work well enough.
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For those who love breaking into houses and solving puzzles under pressure, Hello Neighbor 2 might just be for you.
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The Callisto Protocol isn’t the greatest horror title ever, but it still has some wicked cool moments to witness.
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Need for Speed Unbound is an average-at-best arcade experience. It’s hard to enjoy when the turning controls are just not quite there.
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