After a shaky debut last month, Batman: The Telltale Series has found its footing with an exceptional sophomore outing. This should have been the premiere.
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Valley is a great first-person platformer with some clever ideas, but its real strength is the thrill of running, jumping, and soaring through the woods.
Brief impressions of No Man’s Sky, Alone With You, We Happy Few, Valley, Nioh, Bound, Abzu, Ninja Pizza Girl, The Huntsman, and Children of Morta.
Realm of Shadows hints at an insightful take on the violence inherent in Batman, but it lacks the emotional weight of other Telltale premieres.
The new Scary Things and Wanderers trailer for Yomawari: Night Alone really shows how the juxtaposition of cute and scary makes for effective horror.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II is more of the same. That’s not a terrible thing, but it struggles to make the same impact as its predecessor.
Lost Sea is the sort of game that reminds me why I don’t really like roguelikes all that much – because of both what it does well and what it doesn’t.
The Last Blade 2 is now available on PlayStation 4 and Vita, and it’s as beautiful as ever—a game that truly captures the artistry of swordplay.
Anima: Gate of Memories is certainly lacking in polish, but it’ all the better for it; I think we forget about how much “B-grade” games can offer.