Category: Reviews
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Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree Review – Is This Soulslike Worth Playing?
For a 2D Metroidvania, the visuals are impressive. Environments are atmospheric and detailed, creating a strong sense of place. While most enemy designs are forgettable, there are a few standout moments, such as the necromancer boss that splits itself in half to attack with both sides independently. These highlights are rare but memorable.
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Black Myth: Wukong – Worth the Hype? Brutally Honest Review
The game delivers a consistently strong and detailed art style. Many environments are visually striking and leave a lasting impression. However, the overuse of hidden walls makes exploration feel less rewarding. Despite the beauty of the surroundings, progression often feels like walking through a decorative hallway with limited interactivity.
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First Berserker: Khazan Review – Raw, Rage-Fueled Mayhem
The graphics are functional but not particularly impressive. There are a few standout moments, such as the moonlit bridge scene before the Viper fight, which leave a strong impression. Outside of these, most environments and visual effects are standard and rarely draw attention.
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South of Midnight Review – Swamps, Spirits and Storytelling
South of Midnight makes a strong initial impression thanks to its striking visual style. Creature designs, particularly the fish and alligator, are standout highlights, and subtle details like the eerie expression in Hazel’s mother’s eyes contribute to a haunting atmosphere. However, while the artistic direction is strong, the environments quickly begin to feel repetitive. Many…
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Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Poetry in Motion and Battle
The visuals are striking across the board. Environments are diverse and thoughtfully designed, with a strong sense of place in each zone. Some areas show more polish than others, but overall, the game maintains a high visual standard. Cinematic moments during combat add to the presentation and help elevate the experience beyond typical genre fare.