Motorslice has some cool moments, but they’re largely lost in stale and dated gameplay and weirdly sexualized beats.
Author: Matt Sowinski
Matt Sowinski
Matt Sowinski is a freelance video game writer and video editor for But Why Tho? He lives and breathes all things JRPG with Persona and the Yakuza series being at the top of his list. He believes that games are a special storytelling medium and becoming a critic has been a lifelong dream come true. You can also find his work on Console Creatures and as host of PlayStation Generation.
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a chaotic ride that’s entirely worth taking, even if you start to see repetitive elements.
Saros nails the roguelike formula, captures unique combat, and is grounded in a story built on Rahul Kohli’s fantastic performance.
Dosa Divas is so full of heart and charm that you can’t help but have a massive smile on your face the entire time.
Saros feels like an evolution of Housemarque’s formula, where running towards projectiles is as important as running away.
Morbid Metal has fantastic fluid action and is quite a lot of fun, even if the environment and loop need work.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Meetup in Bellabel Park is a solid multiplayer update, with the co-op levels being a highlight.
BTS: The Return is a thoughtful and honest look at expectations and stress, while showcasing the beauty of the relationships of the group.