Spyro: Year Of The Dragon (Reignited Trilogy) – Review
Year of the Dragon is a wonderful mess; a bona fide example of a developer throwing stuff at the wall, seeing what sticks, and making it work.
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Year of the Dragon is a wonderful mess; a bona fide example of a developer throwing stuff at the wall, seeing what sticks, and making it work.
Continue readingDark Souls III demonstrates mature, restrained refinement with a deft handling of its systems, design, and controls in a dark world burning out in splender.
Continue readingSpyro 2 is a preferred middle ground between the first and third games. It’s not too much, but not too simple. It’s just right.
Continue readingThe game is like a middle child that sticks out with mixed results. It’s a black sheep, but has qualities worthy of being shepherded into your attention.
Continue readingThe Spyro trilogy may have many easy, breezy levels, but there are some with clever twists and fun content that showcase the games at their best.
Continue readingSpyro the Dragon is perfectly suited for kids. That core pillar fosters its greatest strengths and weaknesses.
Continue readingForget advice on the best weapons or places to drop. Have some ideas to improve your playstyle, tactics, and teamwork in Call of Duty’s Blackout mode.
Continue readingThe quiet yet heavy intention behind every element of Dark Souls will command—and eventually earn—your respect.
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