RPG – Page 2 – Play Critically

Curse of the Sea Rats Review

If there’s a reason to play Curse of the Sea Rats, it’s for the phenomenal quality of its animation.

Despite the transformative addition of coop multiplayer, Cat Quest II is more a refinement to its predecessor than an evolution.

Quest’s plain levels are a bore to navigate and its initially-clever combat systems soon mistake complexity for depth.

Cat Quest is an exhilarating intersection of speed and simplicity.

Mortal Shell is a contradiction: an inadequate and acceptable alternative to an infamous inspiration.

Foretales disrespects my time and effort.

Star Renegades’ smart strategy RPG battles are undermined by relying on the same few tactics with little variation.

Disco Elysium is intricate, dense, and often genius. It is also slow, unfocused, and sometimes boring.

Dungeon crawling fans looking for a light-hearted take on gothic hell-raiding will get a lot from this irreverent indie gem.

There’s no other RPG quite like Loop Hero, and it’s worth playing for that reason alone.