Anomalith review: good ideas that never quite gel
Our Anomalith review: an unsettling liminal world, strong bosses and superb Japanese voices, held back by systems that never gel. Rated Very good.
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Queen’s Domain review: a demanding King’s Field heir
Our Queen’s Domain PC review: superb exploration and level design, held back by dated combat and punishing difficulty. Rated Excellent.
Cop Bastard review: a VHS retro FPS that runs out of steam
Our Cop Bastard PC review: a superb VHS look and hard-hitting guns, held back by shallow combat. Rated Good.
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