Although I found enjoyment in The Casting of Frank Stone, the title's main problem is that it jumps from two different stories both trying to set something up. Both the stories are building towards something greater, but sadly, the payoff comes very late and hinders the overall vision. It's still worth checking out, but with expectations in check.

Kay Vess is a perfect starting point for a unique story in the Star Wars universe. Unfortunately, after the starting shot, originality is hard to find and the game stumbles over its many contradictions and a large dose of repetition. Ironically, what makes Star Wars Outlaws fun is shamelessly but well stolen from other games. Together with a few bright spots, this keeps Kay and Nix's spaceship in the air, but it will never become a real high flyer.

The second addon came out easier than the first probably due to player's complaints, so overall I liked it. All but one moment. The most important boss of the entire Doom franchise is a slightly improved Marauder, who was shoved into a mecha-suit and with a couple of extra HP bars. FacePalm.

For DLC it is anything but weak but yet it is exhausting. DOOM Eternal The Ancient Gods Part One really puts the eternal into the game. The endless hordes and your doomguy dying a thousands times gives it a never ending feeling. The game turned from being an action fun game to being a game that just wants to frustrate you and make you feel you’re not smart enough to “get it”.

I eagerly anticipated this sequel. As a huge fan of the series, I can definitively say that Homeworld 3 fails to capture the spirit of the franchise. The gameplay is frustrating and messy. The story is bafflingly dull and cartoonish, lacking the dramatic existential themes of the earlier games.

If you’re looking for more of Ghost of Tsushima but with a greater emphasises on the inner struggles of Jin and an exploration of his backstory coupled with some great quests and disgustingly stunning scenery, you really can’t go wrong with taking on the island of Iki.

Undoubtedly, Ghost of Tsushima is the greatest game of the generation. With perfect storytelling, supremely satisfying combat, and an astounding world that's packed with content and gorgeous sights, it raises the bar for open world games.

I have played a lot of flight simulation games this one definitively gives you more control over the fate of the world than any I have played before.

Combining a great storyline, great gameplay, great graphics and an enjoyable campaign experience, Age of Mythology is guaranteed to delight RTS fans everywhere.

Horizon Forbidden West Burning Shores is a fantastic follow-up to the base game, offering a great new storyline, a beautiful area to explore, and the best boss fight in the series. It's a must-play for Horizon fans.

For fans of The Callisto Protocol, Final Transmission is a frustrating miss. Repetitive gameplay and an ending that undermines the core narrative leave you feeling like your efforts were pointless. It fails to deliver on its promise of expanding the universe's lore.

The game follows the style of its older sibling, and once again you'll be treated to absolutely stunning graphics, a compelling narrative style, tons of historical facts and your old friends. These are backed up by new heroes, and although some take different sides, they let you live their wartime lives through stories.

Grid Legends is designed for experienced fans as well as beginners, offering the enjoyment needed to be successful in this franchise. Playing through Grid Legends’ story mode was a treat. At times I felt like I was a part of a real team with drama and stakes. But the driving is really what players are here for, and in that regard, Grid Legends is a real winner.

Star Wars Jedi Survivor is Star Wars at its very best. A thrilling adventure with a stellar cast tied together with smart, expansive combat, and huge new worlds to explore. it's easily one of the best Star Wars games ever made and only makes us want more tales from the adventures of Cal Kestis and BD-1.