Deceive Inc. is a case study on how a good game can be killed off by misfitting a business model and outdated views on cross-platform multiplayer.
LEGO Fortnite Brick Life looks fantastic and is fun to play, but I am not sure it is what gamers are looking for in 2025 and beyond.
While LEGO Fortnite Odyssey is not as popular as it once was, ultimately, it is still one of the most popular survival games on the market, which is an achievement in and of itself.
While the addition of playable musical instruments is a benefit to Fortnite as a whole, Fortnite Festival has little to offer players beyond nostalgia, especially for those without access to dedicated peripherals.
The Concept of a first-person Fortnite mode is excellent; however, based on everything we have seen so far, Fortnite Ballistic doesn't have what it takes to compete with the market leaders.
After three years in early access, Age of Darkness: Final Stand hobbles across the finish line, but as someone who played it shortly after its early access release, I cannot say I enjoy it anymore now than I did then.
Despite a shaky start, after five years of developer updates and community feedback, Total War: Rome II is a worthy successor to Rome: Total War in almost every way.
While Rome: Total War is one of the best strategy games ever made, Total War: Rome Remastered is perhaps the worst Total War game ever released.
Over 20 years after its original release, Rome: Total War is still one of the best strategy games I have ever played.