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Tembo the Badass Elephant
Tembo the Badass Elephant is a side scrolling platformer that reminded me very much of the old 2d Sonic games, albeit with a lot more destruction!
The games cartoon style graphic look great and the gameplay itself, despite some slightly awkward controls, is generally good fun but the strange design decision of having to kill a set number of enemies before certain levels are unlocked which often means repeating earlier levels numerous times simply made everything feel like to much of a chore. For me this is a decent little game that is spoiled by one poor design decision.
Metal Gear Solid V The Phantom Pain
I cant understand all the positive reviews for this game. I've put about 10 hours of gameplay into it, and enjoyed only three hours of that tops. I kept going and going and going waiting for it to get better, but 90% of the game is just the same missions, literally in the same locations with pretty much the same enemies, over and over. The scenery is drab. The enemies are drab. The intro left me expecting amazing science fiction crazy adventure, then the next 10 hours are spent crawling around a desert kidnapping the same soldiers over and over. Overall this game is over hyped, and the worst in the Metal Gear Solid series.
Never Alone Foxtales
Just as the main game, very short and nice story which you will enjoy a lot. They still keep up that beautiful art-design and the same gameplay. Puzzles are still very easy, similar to the main game ones, Never Alone Fox Tales adds a nice amount of extra content that I really enjoy, I'm talking about those little pieces of Alaskan natives culture, those videos continue to have a fascinating and captivating narrative. Overall The Never Alone Foxtales is a great game. It's very short, but still definitely worth buying.
Act of Aggression
Despite its complete lack of fresh ideas, Act of Aggression does a good job of replicating the Command & Conquer formula. but the lackluster campaign and uninspired factions won't win the hearts of Single-player fans. and There are some issues in the gameplay and balancing, but if you miss the RTS "golden age", you might still enjoy this blast from the past.
