Nintendo Enthusiast

hasing Dead had promise, but fails on every single basic level of game design and playability. I honestly do hope the team is able to salvage this game in the future with updates, because I think if the performance of the game was at a decent level it could be a fun game. As it stands, this is the worst title I’ve played in 2016, and should be avoided at all costs.

At the end of the day though, Twilight Princess HD is yet another must-have for the Wii U library. Considering this game is one of my Top 5 favorite Zelda games, the HD treatment is a true treat to behold. The little additions make for an immersive experience, and Twilight Princess has never looked better on your HD TV. While some may view it as a cheap cash in for those waiting for Zelda U, Twilight Princess HD should be in every Zelda fan and Wii U owners library.

In conclusion, Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest is an absolute must buy for all those that are previous fans of the franchise. The game builds upon everything that came before it, and presents an experience that is truly challenging. New players may struggle through Conquest, and they may find a better experience within Birthright. However, for all those players that have been craving a truly classic Fire Emblem title, Fire Emblem Fates: Conquest is the game for you!

The gameplay, presentation and soundtrack are excellent for the 3DS. While I wish the story had more twists and that the main character had more depth, Fire Emblem Fates: Birthright is fantastic package with a lot to offer.

I don’t often recommend a RCMADIAX budget title, but I enjoyed Peg Solitaire. It’s short, the game doesn’t give you feedback, and is incredibly basic, but the gameplay was fun—even if I had no idea what I was doing half the time. If you find the idea of the gameplay enticing and don’t mind the minimalist presentation, Peg Solitaire might be the budget game for you.

Star Sky is a brief experience that will be enjoyed by some and hated by others. In this game you will find a world that wants to be slowly discovered and a story that wants to be part of the player’s imagination. There isn’t much content though, so if this does not sound like your type of game, you may want to pass on taking a nighttime stroll this time.

All things considered, Oddworld: New ‘n’ Tasty is a fine addition to the Wii U eShop lineup. It’s one of the more polished titles on the service, and has a good length and value to it. It’s a bit of a shame that after the long wait the GamePad is used simply as Off-TV and the framerate issues can be noticeable at times, but if you are primarily a Wii U owner, this is game worth owning.

FreezeME probably won’t go down as being one of the greatest games in eShop history, but I can say that considering this was almost completely created by just one guy, it would be a lie to say that I was completely let down.

All in all, Outside the Realm is not great. At just fifty cents at launch, it may be worth a playthrough if you want something mindless to play for thirty minutes. Yet it lacks any depth and challenge; it’s reasonably good by Wii U budget title standards, but unfortunately it never steps into its own potential to become truly worthwhile.

All in all, Level 22 is a very worthwhile purchase if you are in the market for a top down stealth game. It is loaded with charm and has some well designed gameplay. It’s not perfect – what game is? – but many will find a lot to enjoy from Level 22. You might be one of them. Just don’t stay up too late playing, or your boss could get mad.