James Paley

The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales Review I should have enjoyed this game more than I actually did. All the pieces are in place. You’ve got those excellent HD-2D graphics, an interconnected world to explore, and snappy combat. There’s a whole weapons wheel with a host of upgrades to discover. The plot is centered around time travel and an unflappable need to see it all. So what’s missing?

Star Fox Review Remakes take up a weird space in my brain. It looks and sounds like a brand new game, sure. But then your muscle memory kicks in, and you’re already an old pro. Or in my case, a player of reasonable skill. I played a lot of Star Fox 64 when I was a teenager, so Star Fox for the Nintendo Switch 2 was immediately familiar. While there’s a lot of sweet new bells and whistles, this is definitely the same game you remember from your childhood.

Crushed In Time Review Point and click games have this incredible ability to take a single mechanical interface and expand it to an entire world of possibility. Crushed In Time uses a similar design philosophy, wherein one idea becomes a thousand of them. It’s a humbling reminder of humankind’s creative potential. The game also helps drive home my own shortcomings with narrow-banded puzzle adventures. Crushed In Time drove me slightly insane, but I don’t harbor any ill will about this.