Contra Operation Galuga is a near-perfect remake of a beloved classic, and while Contra Operation Galuga will not be for everyone, long-time fans of the franchise and the era from which it came will want to pick up Contra Operation Galuga as soon as possible.
While Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 is a decent collection of iconic games, its outdated portrayal of female characters and dated controls make it difficult to wholeheartedly recommend it, despite the respect that I and many others have for the franchise and its controversial creature.
While Penny may not be the most endearing protagonist, Penny's Big Breakaway is, without doubt, the most polished 3D platformer not developed by Sega or Nintendo released in well over a decade, and I cannot wait to see what the future holds for Penny and her magical yo-yo.
Malignant Survivors is the bite-sized, fairly priced action rogue-like that the genre has been needing, and while it won't take the genre by storm, the fact it exists bodes well for the genre as a whole.
Brotato is a welcome change of pace in a genre drowned in uniformity and unoriginality.
The Jurassic Park Classic Games Collection is an excellent collection of mediocre games that relies purely on nostalgia to generate sales.
While Heads Will Roll: Reforged had the potential to be something truly unique, its focus on fetish content robs it of any chance of being successful based on its own merits.
While official support for ARK: Survival Evolved is at its end, Wildcard's first foray into the survival genre still has plenty to offer, even as the launch of not one but two sequels draws near.
Despite a valiant attempt by the developers to revive it, Realm Royale once again is circling the drain