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Some missions will even see players piloting vehicles, one of the more frustrating missions for me was the bombing of aircraft carriers with Wade Jackson. Flight Simulator it certainly isn’t, controlling the airplane is difficult, lining up shots was almost impossible and the lack of basic defensive aerial maneuvers just feels unnatural for a fighter jet level.

Crysis 2 and 3 are great games that any FPS fan would enjoy. Crysis 1 shows its age here and there, but it’s not a rough game by any means and all three look really great in 4K. It’s a decent package for three fun FPS games with a lot going for them all for 50 bucks.

I’m not sure whether to recommend Happy Game or not. I think most people will be disappointed with its short play time and easier puzzles. Any fan of Amanita will definitely find joy in this new direction for the studio but will maybe be let down in comparison to past titles’ puzzles. In short, Happy Game is good, people should play it, but wait for a sale.

The look of the levels is pretty great as well. There’s a castle level that looks like something out of Castlevania, and the obligatory shmup level that looks like I’m inside a creature’s body with organs pulsating and veins all around. It’s a classic 90’s shoot ‘em up.

Every level was a treat to play and the accessibility options really open it up to so many people. The attention to detail in this port is also super appreciated. It really takes advantage of the hardware while not compromising the original concept. This is a game that every fan of shooters needs to play, and I cannot recommend it enough.

My online sessions were smooth most of the time, but like anything else it can be hard to find matches considering how few people are playing regularly. Sadly, this could have benefitted from cross play, which should be a standard by now.

While the campaign is fun, it does not contain a tutorial so the game advises players to play through the original content first. The legendary crew members add another element for players to grind to achieve; they are quite useful in play in they come with unique abilities to use on ground and in space.

It is the best story so far in the series and even with the issues I had with both the glitches and gameplay, this was a decent time overall. If you have played the series this far, you know what you’re getting into.

I didn’t like Doctor Who: Edge of Reality in this iteration. Had I played this in VR I think some of my issues would have been resolved, but the mistreatment of both Doctors is quite unforgivable and would be a huge issue in either version of the game.

It is one of their best games and worth checking out whether you played the original or not. It still carries plenty of jank and questionable design mechanics from that era, but the story and characters excel it past most of its own issues. This is one experience that is worth revisiting or experiencing for the first time.