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Kena: Bridge of Spirits Review (PS5)

Kena: Bridge of Spirits from indie developer "Ember Lab" is breath of fresh air. It's complete masterpiece. From it's hack n' dodge fighting style, to it's empathic music, and it's incredible cinematic cutscenes. Playing it, I constantly forgot it was made by an indie company. It feels like a classic, almost like Jak and Daxter. Especially with it's semi-clunky gameplay. Which would normally lose points over, but it adds to the nostalgic feeling. If this game was made by a top dev, say Naughty Dog, it' would've been a 10/10 it's ONLY down point for me, is how short it...

Deathloop Review (PS5)

Bethesda's new hit title: Deathloop got me excited from the get go. It looked like a funky Dishonored game, and I loved Dishonored. Upon playing and discovering it was a Rouge-like game, kinda depleted a few cool points for me. Personally, I don't like Rouge-Like/Lite games because nowadays developers use it as an excuse to charge top prices for what could be a short game. Proof in the pudding is many gamers reported getting the platinum trophy only after a few days after the games initial release. Despite my bias for Rouge-like/lite games, I actually really like this game, not...

Attack on Titan 2 Review (PS4)

The second installment of Attack on Titan made us all excited after playing through the first one, which felt like playing a straight video game version of the anime. Unfortunately, the second game took a weird turn. Instead of playing where the first one left off, you start over from the very beginning as a custom, non-canon character. It's very cool concept, but let me in a kind of "meh" mood because I was excited to play the story as the main characters. Upon my research, I discovered the creators saw their mistake and actually release DLC and a complete...

Synth Riders Review (Playstation VR)

The newest addition to the rhythm based universe of video games, Synth Riders takes the stage by storm with it's amazing array of non-mainstream soundtrack. The big question, how does it compare to the crowd favorite: Beat Saber? Beat Saber is more of a party game, like Guitar Hero. With it's mainstream soundtrack, of songs of all lengths and genres. Whereas Synth Riders feels more like a DDR x Creed game. It almost makes you dance like DDR, but you gotta hit the beats like your punching. Once you get the swing of it, it's an amazing experience. I only...

Foreclosed Review (Playstation 5)

Foreclosed, the cyber-tech, corporate espionage gunner is an interesting game. It has a little bit of cyberpunk, a little bit of Control, and so many other elements wrapped up in a 4 hour experience. The gameplay was actually fun, the powers you get were kinda blah, but they added to the gameplay. I liked the narrative, but was confused why the main character didn't actually speak. The story had potential, but it fell short at almost every corner. The decisions and dialogue choices had absolutely no weight or consequences. They were basically moral choices, that didn't hit. The game as...

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