Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time is an excellent Nintendo Switch port with the mountain of content contained in the initial release all present and correct. Long-time Crash fans will be more than happy with what’s on offer, a continuation of the series they love that introduces some excellent new ideas.
Read MoreUnto The End offers a compelling world, fantastic sound design and art, and the combat is superb. It’s just a shame so much of the game is hidden away in the dark.
Read MoreAt its core, there’s a really fun arcade brawler within WWE 2K Battlegrounds. Everything just feels a little half-baked.
Read MoreMake no mistake, Paper Mario: The Origami King is a superb game. Unfortunately, the hangover of past games in the franchise prevent it from realising its full potential, and the game instead lands in the ‘thoroughly recommended’ category.
Read MoreUnfortunately The Otterman Empire just feels incredibly unpolished - having the air of a very early alpha build rather than a final product. Movement is unpleasant, combat can be largely irrelevant at times, and it all comes wrapped in a rather visually unappealing package.
Read MoreStreets of Rage 4 proves itself worthy of the name through incredibly satisfying combat and a host of goodies and easter eggs that fans of the franchise will be delighted with. Where it excels though is in forging it’s own identity.
Read MoreGanbare! Super Strikers does a pretty good job of translating the beautiful game to a tactical RPG. Matches can be a little slow and drawn out, and there’s not a lot to keep you coming back again and again, but it’s nevertheless an enjoyable experience for the most part.
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