What it currently offers it does quite well with, though it does feel like something of a conglomerate of familiar parts rather than a new and unique experience.

The visuals, music and voice acting are all very strong when it comes to presentation, but the controls could’ve been better and some quality of life improvements could’ve certainly been added too

It might take some time to learn how this works, but the mechanics are actually simple. Levels are made in the right difficulty for casual players while hardcore players can take on extra challenge

If you are a fan of FPS games in general, you'll probably enjoy the Crysis Remastered Trilogy, it has pretty much everything that makes a great FPS games plus enough things to set it apart from others

If you still have to play Blades of the Shogun, I strongly encourage you to do so. Otherwise, the very well crafted levels of Aiko’s Choice will make for some great extra hours of content.

Those who want to play the game without caring about the gold medals can do that just fine, while those who want a bit of challenge can attempt it without getting mad with the difficulty.

Wolfstride is charming, stylish, and genuinely fun. Characters are full of life and personality, and their designs often make me want to learn more about them before they even open their mouths.

It isn’t the only game of its kind, but easily does enough to justify itself, especially considering it’s an early game from both the developers involved. I don’t hesitate to give it a Save.

White Shadows is original, moving and thought provoking. A mesmerizing visual treat but mediocre gameplay slightly mars the experience.

An ambitious title, sadly released in an unfinished state. Too buggy and inaccessible to be completed, let alone recommended until some major changes are rolled out.