It’s been awhile since I’ve played the original, but the slick sequel still brings a distinct feeling of MORE: more cards, more champions, more stories, encounters, risks, teeth-gritting down-to-your-last-HP combat and, finally, MORE with a multiplayer mode my partner and I have been playing non-stop.
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One Sentence Game Review: Inside
Playdead’s Inside is more narratively ambitious than Limbo—strobing from dark to darker to something more, while carrying the player from vulnerable terror to horror to gleeful revenge—with sound design to make your skin crawl, grim level art, and butter-smooth puzzles that create a challenging but polished play-through.
One Sentence Game Review: Inscryption
Inscryption, Devolver Games.
This game is like if a super fun deck builder had a baby with purgatory, a freaky-deaky escape room, a Super Nintendo, your dark student film project from 2011, and a robot—it’s weird and experimental and you have to love it for trying stuff and taking risks… or at least, I did.
Hades II Key Art: Supergiant Games
One Sentence Game Review: Hades II - Heftier, Hail-Worthy, HECATE!
You can really tell that Supergiant’s devs took their first sequel opportunity to improve systems from the first game while, at the same time, adding fresh characters, cool new weapons, double the battles, a whole basket full of easter eggs, and more DARREN KORB BANGERS