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The Thing: Remastered

A horror remaster that players have been waiting years for. A direct follow-up to the classic John Carpenter film of the same name, “The Thing: Remastered” brings players back to the artic base of horrors. To this day, The Thing is a game that really hasn’t been replicated. Between its dated though fresh take on combat, the system of squad members you have to keep alive and sane, as well as the setting overall, there’s a lot to love about this title.

The biggest thing to note are the small but impactful graphical and optimization changes. This game, while looking a bit retro, still looks awesome. The visuals really do go well with the theming and didn’t leave me wishing for anything more. As such, the game runs really, really well. I didn’t have any issues enjoying what the game had to throw my way.

Hannah

Falling into that same realm as games like Little Nightmares, Inside, and Limbo, Hannah is a nightmarish and often times bizarre little indie title that allows its visuals and theming to do most of the storytelling. It’s an atmospheric, foreboding world to explore. It isn’t a very complex game, as you’ll mostly be dodging enemies with no real defense, moving boxes to reach high places, and flipping switches to progress throughout the levels. I really liked the game overall, but I hated the camera angles on this title. There are three to choose from and none of them are helpful. Adjoining that issue with the fact that movement is floaty, it’s a rough time platforming.

Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered

In short, Legends BMX is a chill little title that doesn’t ask much of its players. You simply bike within a handful of bowls and flip tricks. It’s about as fun as flipping a BMX between your fingers like you may have done as a kid with those finger bikes or skateboards. It’s not a crazy intricate game. There aren’t tons of things to unlock or progression bars to fill up. You simply boot up the game and play.