Sceal is an incredibly short game that manages to stay entertaining enough to be worth playing through to the end despite the mundane tasks the game has to you complete before reaching the conclusion.

Arkane Studios has crafted a terrifying sci-fi FPS that keeps you on the edge of your seat to the last moment.

The game is very simple and basic, but at the same time it still manages to have a great deal of strategy about it. Its issues feel fixable, but they’re also very annoying for the time being.

A fun, side-scrolling shooter reminiscent of Mega Man and Metal Slug. However, doesn’t bring anything new to the table and it doesn’t offer anything else after beating it in under two hours.

This game tries to give some control of the story, and gives some replay value so players come back for different experiences. However, this game is overwhelming with the amount of enemies in-game.

There is a lot to love about this game packed with character, challenging brain teasers, and humor.

Leaving Lyndow is a magnificent example of interactive storytelling that keeps you enthralled in the storyline until it’s rapid conclusion.

Playing The Walking Dead: A New Frontier is like paying someone to punch you in the gut. You know it’s gonna happen and it’s masochistic, but the only person you can blame is yourself.

Don’t hate The Triggering because it’s offensive. Hate that it does nothing special with that offense. If you took away the satire, you’re left with a boring collection of minigames.

While Rebellion certainly still has space to improve, (refining the climbing mechanics and cutscene voice-overs and animations) they have delivered a solid title overall. [Reviewed on PS4]