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Resident Evil Revelations is a piece of history. A bridge between the newer entries players lap up today, and the tightrope the series once balanced on in order to reach a wider audience. That being said, is it a particularly great game? No, not really. Apart from a few stand out moments and the co-operative “raid mode” which is to blame for the ludicrous amount of hours I put into the 3DS original, it’s a hard sell for anyone but a die-hard resi fan.
Set in radiation riddled Moscow, it's a testament to the game's atmosphere that Metro Last Light can make you feel so at home among the inhabitants of its underground safe-havens. However, that immersion doesn't come cheap, and in order to retain it, you must ignore a smorgasbord of bugs, poor stealth mechanics and many more issues that try their best to bog down what is otherwise a decent romp.
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A story doomed to never reach its conclusion, Underhell is a mod that's difficult to recommend. With only two chapters released, the games surprisingly long runtime is made monotonous via empty objectives and padding. Despite all this though, a chilling experience resides within and I implore any horror fans to at least explore "the house".
Much like its predecessor, Revelations 2 situates itself at crossroads between horror and action. The result of this is a game that can't quite do either, and whilst some moments shine and are propelled by the sequels greater ambitions, it stumbles far more than the first. Overall though, including the yet again excellent "raid mode", Revelations 2 is another game best endured as a die hard fan.
2016
When launching IMSCARED you'll be met with a warning of the horrors to come, a headstrong start you might think. A promise destined to crumble long before you reach the credits. In truth, that warning is well warranted and what transpires is a meta horror game that requires out of the box thinking to see through to the end. To say any more would encroach on your experience, so if this sounds even mildly interesting I'd implore you to delve into this fleshy rabbit hole at once, you won't soon forget it.
2009
Left 4 Dead 2 is still the reigning king of the zombie shooter genre. Others have tried to match what Valve and Turtle Rock put out over a decade ago just to fall far short of that target. Each campaign run is just as engaging as the last, and among the chaos is a precision that is one of the keys to the game's success, with the other being, you guessed it, mods. Because amidst the hordes of Hatsune Miku player models are genuinely enthralling custom campaigns that match the quality of the ones seen in the main game. Whilst not all mods reach such a high standard, the pure volume of them allows for the player to customise their experience to an extent that is rare to see in AAA titles. And for all its pros, it's that attitude towards modding that solidifies Left 4 Deads legacy.
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The Evil Within is more than the lacklustre reception it got upon release, and in its own way, is a staple of the action-horror sub-genre ramping up the intensity gradually as you progress deeper into the hellish world Sebastian finds himself in. This is sadly not the case in the game's third act however, acting as a sizable blemish on what could've been another hit and run for famed director Shinji Mikami.