With E3 being the big show that it is, it still manages to hold many surprises, if you look out for them. In my case, most of these usually come from a visit to the Los Angeles Convention Center’s Concourse Hall, where smaller developers show their wares and aren’t as in-your-face as the booths in the other two…
Yakuza 0 is an excellent opening chapter to the mainline Yakuza series.
Chained Echoes is a must-play both for fans of old school JRPGs as well as story-centric role-playing games.
Ghosts ‘n Goblins Resurrection is the most approachable the series will ever be to newcomers, while retaining the charming presentation and aggravating gameplay veterans are sure to love coming back to.
THQ Nordic has been making a habit of reviving old franchises recently. With the announcement of Darksiders 3 in May, the release of older games in the THQ library like de Blob to Steam, and now picking up the Kickstarted revival of Aquanox, the company seems to have an interest in the past. I got…
Jagged Alliance 3 still feels like a PC game on console, but works admirably under its strict control limitations.
In Fading Afternoon, you are indeed getting too old for this shit.
Sonic Origins is a convenient little package of the 16-bit Sonic games you’ve probably already played at some point in new and improved forms, with noteworthy issues in regards to content locked behind DLC depending on which version you buy.
An unnecessary trip is still a welcome one in the case of Ys Memorie: Revelations in Celceta.
