Wild Blue Skies is a well made game; it looks good and plays better, but it is far too derivative for its own good and this level of imitation prevents it from standing out as its own thing.
Mousebusters is a tricky game to define; from a gameplay perspective it is hamstrung by a level of repetitiveness that simply cannot be ignored, yet its compelling narrative is something that demands it be experienced.
Elementallis is a successful Zelda-clone that manages to craft a unique story whilst clearly displaying deep reverence for the series that served as its inspiration.
Outlaws + Handful of Missions: Remaster is a win for Nightdive. The developers' ever growing reputation for preserving and accentuating classic games is put on full display here. The remaster is faithful, one that keeps the spirit of the original game alive whilst smoothing some of the edges that time has inflicted upon it.
It feels like there is potential for a good game in there somewhere, but there is not enough content in El Coco to fulfill it. The game plays like a prototype or a tech demo rather than a fully fledged product in its own right.
1000xRESIST will be hard sell for some, a narrative driven adventure game will not appeal to the masses. Truthfully, had it not appeared on Game Pass, I would likely never have played it. But now that I have, I know I will never forget it.
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