A lukewarm recommendation to what feels more like a tribute, than an official entry of a beloved series. Is it a timid step towards its roots, after so many lows? Or a stagnation that’s here to stay?
This is a spoiler-free guide for novice players and potential buyers. Here you’ll learn the following topics: retrospective of the game, list of possible bugs, as well as tips, tricks, pros and cons. Enjoy the read.
Rapes, death, famine, squalor, mutants, bandits, divergent minds, and the dystopian regime that inhabits the underground of this already utopian populace: this is “A Boy and his Dog”, an underappreciated movie which inspired Bethesda’s Fallout series.
I usually don’t recommend reboots, remakes and/or dubious sequels since the formula teaches that one new game that has the same name of another is more often than not a pile of garbage… I’m glad there are some rare (if not unique) exceptions out there.
Perhaps the secret was a plot device all along, just like the suitcase in Pulp Fiction. Maybe it’s something we had under our noses all the time… Maybe it’s the fourth-wall-breaking joke towards the ending of the first game.
Remember when Resident Evil jumped the shark with a brave fourth title and yet it turned out to be an impressive and fun game? Resident Evil Revelations is pretty much a RE4 wannabe…
Easily one of the best and yet underrated game of its engine, if not of the whole old-school FPS genre. Don’t underestimate this game for its graphics because there’s plenty of fish to fry in this masterpiece developed by Monolith… and zombie meat to blow up.
The quintessential alien chatting simulator, overall a beloved space adventure game: Space Control Origins is the reboot of a famous series which went silent for way too long. It’s good to see it back.
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