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Prototype of a great Halo Game. A showcase of what's undoubtedly the right direction for the series, the lackluster story and characters don't do justice to the universe it's set in. With the solid moment-to-moment gameplay already here, Infinite 2 with more solid tech and captivating story will be amazing.
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Best way to experience a classic. Modern audiences can enjoy the gameplay and level design, while those of us who were there in 1998 get Half-Life as we remember it. It's hard to complain even if you wish for a total modernisation of the formula, at least about anything outside of minor technical blemishes like lack of HDR. Play it, if for nothing else then to understand the genre.
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Imperfections in substance, but not in style. Narita Boy's excellent aesthetic direction and pixel art is enough to overcome slightly confusing environments and imprecise controls. You'll experience intriguing world exploration and creative enemy designs, with a more forgiving difficulty than some of the genre staples.
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Both an amazing love letter to the start of the FPS genre, and a solid shooter on its own right. Minor frustrations of missing the occasional lever aren't enough to ruin the satisfying core game mechanics, the purity of which is emphasized further by the old-school aesthetics.
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It's a driving game. Dirt 5 has nothing remarkable or exciting going for it, but it's a decent enough driving experience with no glaring obvious faults or issues either. Players starved for next-gen content could do worse, but this will be nothing to come back to when the next genre blockbuster hits the market.
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Lame movement and shooting make this a bland old-school shooter. B-grade voice acting and general half-bakedness add to the charm, and I do want to play the game Enemy Front almost is, but CI Games should have leaned more heavily on the undeniable enjoyable aspects of this WW2 shooter comeback attempt.
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Suberbly crafted experience with barely any blemishes. From the uniquely flawless technical implementation of the unforgettable art design to tight, responsive platforming gameplay, this adventure is almost everything that Ori can be. When the credits are rolling with their background score, it's impossible not to be convinced of Moon Studios' talent and passion.
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Absolutely ridiculous, in a good way. Surprising effort put into the campaign seals the deal on this evolution of the basic formula introduced in the original Titanfall. Respawn Entertainment is squeezing the last drop out of the Source engine to deliver fast-paced gameplay that shooter fans should not miss.
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Promising Star Wars title ruined by EA's obsession with in-game economy. Star cards make the gameplay and balancing awkward. The beautiful but static environments or incoherent story, even if filled with fan service, are not enough to redeem this mess. Anyone other than a hardcore Star Wars fan ought to give Battlefront II a pass.
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Not bad, actually. While the extremely condensed map and spawning issues detract from the suspension of disbelief, post-launch upgrades and DLC have turned this into a respectable sequel for shooter fans, even if it deserved more time in the oven. Turn up the FOV and graphics on PC for the best experience.
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Innocent fun. It would be a stretch to call the pun-oriented storyline or hack-and-slash gameplay memorable, but the visual presentation is solid. Works both as 15-minute bursts on the go or big-screen co-op experience that even less experienced gamers can enjoy without surfacing their inner sore loser.
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One of the worst games of the 7th generation. Almost anyone is better off not suffering through the clunky, monotonic and slightly broken corridors and low-framerate action. Even the most ardent Clive Barker enthusiast should take Jericho in as an interactive novel rather than a video game, and set their expectations accordingly.
Part Metro, part Far Cry, part jank. Metro Exodus brings welcome additions to the franchise without sacrificing the heart of the series. While not all areas of storytelling, controls and technology are up to modern standards, there's plenty of enjoyable moments in this unique adventure for genre fans.
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A marriage between Vanquish and Gears whose unique moments don't quite lift it out of the sea of 3rd person shooters of this generation. Genre enthusiasts can enjoy the quirks, gameplay and writing that ages like a cassette tape, but for most of us it's not much more than a decent shooter that's good for a few laughs.
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A case study in both modern platformer design and craftmanship of a beloved modern classic. Super Mario Odyssey lives up to all the hype and more. The insane volume of gameplay comes with no compromise to the unique design of every nook and cranny. Even the fan service manages to innovate. If you only play one thing on Switch on this Earth, this is it.
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The wonderful, jammy classic has not lost its magic. Play the original on Dreamcast or experience Jet Set Radio in gorgeous 4K on the PC rerelease. The music, the style and the craziness hold up and the gameplay still works despite the occasional confusing map layout. Hope for a JSRF remaster to complete the story.