"Fragpunk’s unique take on the hero shooter genre is refreshing, but without a massive increase in active players, it may already be too late to ensure its long-term survival"
A game decades in the making, Stanfield had many people very excited. Yet, it was that same excitement which has resulted in a less-than-stellar critical reception and a general lack of sustained interest in the title by many longtime fans of Bethesda games; that being said, Starfield is not without merit and still could live up to its potential given time and a sustained developer focus on making the galaxy feel more alive and lived in.
Despite being delayed for over half a decade, Skull and Bones has finally set sail, and despite being not all that it could be, its honestly far better than most reviewers give it credit for.
From the moment I first played Gangs of Sherwood, my first thought was, "Who asked for this?" and after playing it for a while, I finally have my answer: "No one did".
A victim of terrible timing and an overpowering rival, Solasta: Crown of the Magister managed to carve a niche out for itself in the role-playing genre thanks to its fans, who were ultimately willing to fund via DLC post-launch development to ensure its survival and eventual success.
While Final Stand: Ragnarok may not be the final stand of Mark Jacobs and Unchained Entertainment, it certainly is a bad omen of things to come for the long-delayed MMORPG Camelot Unchained and the reputation of its legendary developer.
Vampire Survivors, often copied and never beaten, proves that excellent gameplay and affordable pricing will win out over poor gameplay and excellent visuals any day of the week.
Something is deeply wrong when profit and clicks matter more than truth and integrity; a troubling reality that's all too common among many streamers and journalists today.
