If you’re an incremental or idle fan, we should warn you that The Legend of Fireball is not going to sit on your hard drive like DPS Idle or Idle Champions of the Forgotten Realms does.
Into the Slimy Mines is a game full of strong ideas that, like the player, don’t have enough room to breathe. The card-based systems are fun, the aesthetic is charming, the effects are satisfying, and there is a decent amount of dwarven personality buried away in those slimy tunnels. But the digging system holds it back.
Mel the Pyramid Cat is definitely a step up from the series’ debut, yet where Mel the Space Cat’s minor improvements upon its predecessor could justify the swift release, a lack of meaningful stage design stops this third entry from surpassing its previous incarnation.
Whether looking at the barebones gameplay, level design that repeats itself, or the lack of polish present, Magic Sheep contains all the qualities you'd associate with disappointment.
I can imagine people looking at the price and number of wordsearches and hovering over the ‘Buy’ button. But Word Quest Pirates isn’t worth it. It’s a Groundhog Day of the same puzzles, the same words, and the same layouts. If you manage to reach the end of all 210 puzzles then you’re a better pirate than I.
I’m at a loss. There’s no good way of playing Sora - Winds of the Jungle, and I’m not convinced EpiXR Games know how they want you to play it, either. It’s a flying conundrum, and we reached the game’s end wondering why anyone bothered.
As a game that we’re meant to spend money on and enjoy? Lara Returns to the Castle probably shouldn’t have made it onto the Xbox Store. And that’s us being polite.
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