Toem 2 is as much as, if not more, of a delight than the first game. Its switch to 3D environments with 2D-like look makes for fun exploration.
Author: Mick Abrahamson
Mick Abrahamson
Mick Abrahamson is a video game critic and interviewer for But Why Tho? where he specializes in World of Warcraft and Blizzard coverage. He also puts an effort into covering indie video games and is known for his thoughful interviews that highlight the challenges and art of game development.
Nick Wozniak of Yacht Club Games about shifting from an eight-plus year franchise to something completely new in Mina the Hollower.
Mina the Hollower is as, if not more, fun as the trailers showed. Clever boss and level design, and modifier systems give this second outing a massive joyous swing for the fences.
Bubsy 4D tries to modernize yet still feels stuck in the past. Despite some good found throughout, it can’t justify its existence.
Forza Horizon 6 is the near-perfect racing sandbox fans have wanted for years in an incredible Japanese racing playground.
Ivory Tower nailed the feel of RC driving. With the freedom to explore Hawai’i and via the track editor, The Crew Motorfest’s creativity has no bounds.
The Sinking City 2 nails atmosphere, world-building, mystery, and the Lovecraftian influence, perfect for fans of survivor horror.
Call of the Elder Gods is much more blatant about its Lovecraftian roots. While short, its puzzles and chapters are quite fun and proves why a sequel was needed.