Valley from Blue Isle Studios is a 3-D platformer with a beautiful art style. But should you buy it? Click on the link below to find out. Also, be sure to hear Relle discuss the game in further detail on Episode 238 of The Gaming Outsider Podcast.
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Devil May Cry 5 is a treat. Games like this simply don’t get made at this budget anymore. It’s refreshing to see, and it was a joy to play through. The game may not be perfect, but it will stick with you.
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Bringing the past back to life seems to be all the rage in the gaming world right now. We’ve seen
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Moondrop did a good job of putting the puzzler Degrees of Separation together. It has an interesting enough storyline to keep you moving from puzzle to puzzle.
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For the price, the game is great. With multiple endings the game also provides some replayability to discover all the endings. The retro-styling is very amusing and the game is easy to pick up and play.
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I love the idea behind Treasure Stack more than its execution. I just found its core gameplay to be far from easily accessible. Where most puzzle games start out quite simple, this one drops you in and treats you like a seasoned player. That’s a recipe for disaster if you’re trying to recruit three others to play against you.
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Metro: Exodus is the perfect example of why playing a game to completion is so important. The characters grow as the game progresses. Stakes are constantly being raised, but remain personal. The darkness of humanity is explored, but so is the light. As you play more, you become more invested in everything going on.
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If you like arcade style shooters and enjoy VR like I do, look into Dick Wilde 2. Even though it is short and has a few hiccups here and there, I found the game to be very enjoyable and have played through multiple times.
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Despite ‘Far Cry: New Dawn’s faults’, I found the game to be quite enjoyable with a pretty solid twist in the end. If you were a fan of ‘Far Cry 5’ (or the series in general), this continuation of the story is a fun little side adventure to dredge up some old memories.
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System Era Softworks’ Astroneer is a delightfully satisfying game with wonderful abstract graphics and endless hours of exploring and building.
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