It's easily one of the best 2D Metroid titles, and it's a fantastic way to close out the ongoing storyline. Its few flaws stood out more in retrospect than while I was playing the game. It's incredibly fun to play, balances the story and gameplay in the way a Metroid game should, and in general, it's just excellent. Building upon the lessons of Samus Returns, it captures the feel of Metroid nearly perfectly.
Metroid Dread is a fantastic return to form for the 2D Metroid titles. The new VR mode adds further value for those who own a PSVR headset, and that alone may warrant a purchase. If you're a fan of the series, Hitman 3 is a very competent end to the trilogy that provides a massive and deep Hitman experience that is easy to recommend. As I said before, it truly made assassination a game, and an extremely replayable one at that. The 2016 Hitman was one of my favorite games of the year, and the same could be said for the follow-up.
It's a true piece of art and is definitely worth your time … over and over.Ħ. In addition to everything else, I liked the game's sexy, graphic-novelish cartoon vibe in its visuals that made every area burst to life and fun to explore. It's one of the more thoughtful and well-crafted games out there and one of the best things you can play on the PS5. Here's hoping it won't be another decade before we see another entry in the series.Īs much of an odyssey as it was, I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Deathloop. If you're looking for a charming platformer with its own style and sense of humor, Psychonauts 2 delivers in spades. The gameplay is sometimes too straightforward for its own good, but everything else more than makes up for it. If it did, though, Psychonauts 2 is a charming, funny and incredibly welcome visit with some old friends. It probably won't change your mind if the original Psychonauts didn't capture your heart. It's perhaps prettier and more polished than it would have been had it come out a decade ago, but the feel and tone are spot-on. In pretty much every possible way, Psychonauts 2 is a direct sequel to the first game. Infinite should be on your Christmas list, despite the lack of other big features at launch, like co-op, Forge, and local play. Campaign fans will enjoy that mode despite a few issues, since the open-world setting allows for some breadth in approach while retaining the familiar mission structure and flow. The back-to-basics approach works well to keep longtime fans engaged, and the game is easy to pick up and play to hook newer fans.
For multiplayer fans, the gameplay is rock solid. No matter what your focus is, Halo Infinite is a blast. It is not perfect, and you see some cut corners, but what it sacrifices, it makes up for with a satisfying payoff as you delve deeper into its time loop to unravel the mystery at the core. It executes the time loop mechanic meticulously, its story is twisting and turning constantly, and the excellent voice cast, environmental art, and music work together to create a new type of adventure game. Finally, I can't and don't want to put it down until I'd turned everything over thrice. Then I got frustrated because I got stuck uncovering its hidden complexities. Twelve Minutes had me on a rollercoaster ride from start to finish. I'm happy it's here, and I look forward to seeing where Kena's bridge can lead. Not only does it show elaborate craftsmanship, but it also feels like it was infused with joy and awareness. I found Kena: Bridge of Spirits to be one of the best treats of the year, both for the eyes and for the soul. TIE - Kena: Bridge of Spirits (PS5/PS4/PC) / Twelve Minutes (Switch/PS5/PS4/XSX/XOne/PC)
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