MonsterVine: "Despite the wonky framerate, I had a lot more fun with this build after being able to access a lot more of Grave’s abilities than before. Looking forward to some more dumb anime action when the game drops next month."
Daily Video Game writes: "Amazon is having a new game sale on several popular games, offering savings of up to 60% off on a variety of indie and AAA titles across PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, Xbox Series X, Xbox One, and Nintendo Switch platforms right now!"
from paulsemel.com: A list of the worst and most disappointing video games that came out this year.
He couldn't think of one more bad game to put instead of NFS Unbound? He even says it's not bad. Must take a lot of energy to come up with lists.
I haven't played it but I saw another site award it as best driving game of 2022, so polarizing?
As for my list, I don't recall playing a single bad game in 2022.
I would put Saints Row below NFS Unbound and I didn't dislike Saints Row. But, that's just me.
They have Redout 2 on here because it was too hard. Git gud. That game is so fun!
CrossfireX
Redout 2
Puzzle Adventure: Ghost Town
Nerf: Superblast
Gungrave G.O.R.E.
Need For Speed Unbound
Dishonorable Mentions:
Dying Light 2: Stay Human
Dolemen
Scorn
And yet not a single mention of Babylon's Fall...? *cringe*
Exophase: "Gungrave G.O.R.E. is held back by constraints and tropes that are too antiquated for the game’s own good."
my initial impressions of the game feeling like it was ripped straight from the PS2 era. Sounds refreshing to me. When action games like this didn't come with all the bullshit that's tacked on like today's rubbish. Like it or not I expect a lot of gamers want this throw back in game design.
I'm actually impressed that a nearly 20 year old anime is getting another video game. I had positive feelings about the anime back then, but I don't recall the games getting much love.