GameHope.com's Reviews
Whilst the game is primarily aimed at a young audience, the spikes in difficulty make it unsuitable for that very same audience. And that’s not even mentioning the gameplay glitches: whilst they’re rarely noticeable, they’re frustrating when they do occur. Nor can you rely on the storyline to keep you going, as the adventure never really takes off. And that’s a real shame, because this game from Weird Beluga is full of good intentions.
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Is the Elden Ring Tarnished Edition the ultimate version of Elden Ring? Probably not, due to a slight but noticeable graphical downgrade and a frame rate that sometimes struggles to keep up (stick to portable mode). Nevertheless, it’s the most comprehensive version in terms of content and, above all, it lets you get thrashed on the tube on your way to work. What more could you ask for?
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Fans of dark otome stories and yandere characters will find plenty to enjoy in Over RequiemZ.
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With its varied rhythm mini-games, adorable art style and moving story, this title from Serenity Forge stands out as a charming and well-crafted little adventure – though you’ll need to have some tissues to hand.
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Star Ocean: The Second Story R shows how a truly great remake should be done.
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Splatoon Raiders is an enjoyable single-player spin-off that should delight fans whilst they wait for a new, more traditional instalment.
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High Times is a solid visual novel / dating sim.
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Until any potential fixes are made, the mound can remain buried for a little while longer.
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K-Pop Idol Stories: Road to Debut might well appeal to fans of simulation games and K-Pop if they’ve got nothing else to hand, but they’ll still have to put up with quite a few flaws.
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The Mermaid Mask is just as successful, if not more so, than its two predecessors.
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Denshattack! turns its risk-taking into a resounding success.
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Rhythm Paradise Groove may not be this year’s must-have game on the Nintendo Switch, but it still offers a solid experience that should delight fans of rhythm games this summer.
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It’s not the radical overhaul we’d hoped for, but rather a glorified remaster that’s very well put together.
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Star Fox on Switch 2 is therefore a wonderful reminder of what Nintendo did best when it set out to refine an idea to perfection.
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Dark Scrolls isn’t a disaster, far from it. Its fast-paced action, humour, quirky heroes and co-op mode make for a few enjoyable sessions, especially with a friend on the sofa. But the imprecise controls, confusing progression and overly repetitive gameplay prevent the game from becoming truly addictive.
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The Drifter is a fine demonstration of what a narrative adventure can still achieve when it knows where it’s going.
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The Adventure of Elliot: The Millennium Tales is a wonderful surprise. Whilst many expected nothing more than a simple Zelda game in HD-2D, Team Asano has ultimately delivered an action RPG with a distinct identity of its own.
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With superb production values—the only thing missing being a French translation—Schrödinger's Call is a very good visual novel.
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Mina the Hollower is a genuine success, a retro game that doesn’t pander to retro nostalgia.
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The 7th Guest Remake remains a great choice for fans of puzzle games and mysteries to solve.
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