Haunting and unsettling, Inside is a beautifully disturbing platformer with unique puzzles and unforgettable presentation, although its final act may leave you a bit cold.
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Middle-earth: Shadow of War review – Shadows over Mordor
Shadow of War is a bombastic and titanic sequel that builds upon its predecessor's Nemesis System masterfully, but its abrupt plotlines and tedious endgame keeps Monolith's second venture into Mordor from shining brightly.
Survival of the Fittest: Raziel Reaper’s Great Games
Monster-slayers, mechanical dinosaurs and evil ponies.
Assassin’s Creed: Origins review – Land of the Pharaohs
With an extra year of development, Assassin's Creed: Origins is a massive triumph over its lackluster predecessors, thanks to its jaw-dropping world design and admirable protagonist
Telltale’s Game of Thrones review – A Song of Rust and Shatter
It has some strong characters and intense action sequences, but Telltale's take on Game of Thrones leaves much to be desired
Just Cause 3 review – World on Fire
Bombastically chaotic, Avalanche's third physics-defying adventure has incredible action opportunities and lovable rogues, but its technical issues and questionable design decisions deprive Just Cause 3 from reaching its predecessor's heights
Killzone: Shadow Fall review – Bright Shadows
This overlooked and underappreciated gem by Guerrilla Games has its flaws, but Killzone: Shadow Fall holds its own thanks to an engaging campaign, a compelling story and a beautiful, war-torn world
Next Reviews to Follow Up in Reaper’s Reviews
Hello, you lovely gaming fans and readers. Here is a short list of the next games to receive reviews at Reaper's Reviews. Killzone: Shadow Fall Game of Thrones: A Telltale Game Series Owlboy Shadow of War Assassin's Creed: Origins Just Cause 3 Dooooooooooom Deus Ex: Mankind Divided Until Dawn Have a nice day, folks!
Assassin’s Creed: Unity review – From Ashes of Revolution
Ambitious to the point of admiration yet beholden by multiple petty issues, Assassin's Creed: Unity is a good game with excellent ideas that could and should have been much, much better.
Pony Island review – Luck of the Devil
Clever and mischievous, Pony Island is a surprisingly slick and deceptive indie gem with a firm hold on what makes videogames so unique and versatile
