At its worst, Manifold Garden is great. At its best, it is transcendent. It is easily one of the best puzzle games of the past few years. While its flaws definitely detract from the overall experience, it is still a game which is absolutely worth experiencing. It will challenge you, leave you saying “wow” aloud, and consistently surprise you.
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A Hat in Time has a huge file size on Switch – Alex puts on his programmer hat and pens his thoughts for why this might be the case.
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Get your poop joke quota filled with this week’s Gaming Fyx! Lots of games to talk about, and not just video games! 00:01:42 – Assemble With Care 00:09:00 – What The Golf 00:14:49 –
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We’re here to win your hearts with plenty of new game talk, a bit of old game talk, and a ton of news. Strap in, it’s a doozie. 00:03:16 – Disney Frozen Adventures 00:10:51
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Ultimately, Eliza is a fantastic experience. It dives deep into subjects which aren’t often talked about openly, and does so with expert attention to detail. It is a biting commentary on our reliance on technology in the modern world, and does not use kid gloves while doing so. Along with technology, it is a wonderfully executed think piece on mental health, and what it is like for everyday people to be afflicted by mental illness. Were it not for the story stumbling across the finish line, it would be a wholehearted recommendation without any caveats; but as it stands, expectations ought to be tempered for its conclusion.
There has been a deluge of PlayStation news in the past week. The departure of Shawn Layden, the official launch of crossplay support on PS4, PlayStation Now price cuts, and a more in-depth look at the officially named PlayStation 5. But the news keeps coming. Let’s Go Digital has uncovered a Sony patent for a new VR headset. You may remember them as the group that uncovered the patent that was revealed to be the PlayStation 5 devkit, so there’s a history here.
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Last week during a 24 hour Pokemon Sword & Shield live stream NIntendo revealed a Galarian variant of Ponyta. With a pastel coloured mane and a horn you could mistake Galarian Ponyta for a My Little Pony character.
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Earlier today Sony formally announced the PlayStation 5. While we had known a next generation console was coming soon we now have so many more details. And we also know when we’ll be able to buy it – holiday 2020.
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Photographs is the latest puzzle game from developer Luca Redwood. Redwood’s fantastic body of work includes classics like 10,000,000 and You Must Build A Boat. Both of these games would make a list of my top 20 favorite mobile games, but sadly, Photographs just misses the mark.
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There is a lot of good to say about Supraland, and I do have fond feelings for a lot of my time with it. When at its best, it is an impressive feat which is worthy of anyone’s time; but at its worst, it leaves me with the feeling of “I don’t want my friends to think I agree with what this game is trying to say.” In the end, it is an extraordinarily creative puzzle game with a significant amount of content to be explored and experienced; but also one which can be actively unfun to play, and occasionally expresses some feelings you might either find funny, or really gross. I somewhat recommend it, but you should maybe expect to bite your tongue every now and again.
