
DOOM Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part One
It’s a testament to how exhilarating the rapid-fire brutality of DOOM Eternal was that even when it’s repeatedly kicking your face in, it’s still an absolute blast.
It’s a testament to how exhilarating the rapid-fire brutality of DOOM Eternal was that even when it’s repeatedly kicking your face in, it’s still an absolute blast.
Hades is a deep and varied roguelike hack-and-slash that’s overflowing with vibrant content.
The original Panzer Dragoon is a classic, so it’s unusual how decidedly inferior this shot-for-shot recreation was at launch.
I’m ambivalently surprised to find Fortnite’s Battle Royale component quite enjoyable.
This entire endeavour could be described as “endearingly scrappy.”
There’s only so much mileage to watching 60 players spectacularly fail to overcome intentionally wobbly physics.
This is the “MORE” that players clamoured for, but it’s diluted through hundreds of bite-sized repetitions.
DOOM 2016 could once claim to be my favourite game in its venerable series, but it’s now going to have to share that spot with Eternal.
There’s nothing else like Kentucky Route Zero, which is why even though I don’t recommend it, I don’t necessarily want to dissuade anyone from trying it.