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Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is a feast for the senses, with a design that makes you want to spend hours looking at each and every slab of rock. While clad in a headset that amplifies the impressive binaural sound, I thoroughly enjoyed diving into the shoes of a more confident, determined Senua. Though the combat and puzzles don’t feel new enough to really lift it to the next level, and devotees of the original might feel a bit let down by the lack of a real leap forward when it comes to those elements, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II dazzles in the mere existence of its full, well-rounded world – a world where reality and fantasy collide just as often outside Senua’s mind, as it does inside. Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is the type of sequel that shows growth in its own way. Just as Senua has come into her own, so have her tales. You wouldn’t expect her to suddenly be a sword-spinning knight after one adventure – but you can feel the level-up in her perception and confidence, both of which are demonstrated through the visual and audio mastery that Ninja Theory have brought to the table.

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I truly loved the first two-thirds of Tales of Kenzera: ZAU and it saddens me that I felt the opposite for the remainder of it. I applaud Salim and his team for delivering upon such a deeply personal vision, and I applaud EA for getting behind such a specific work. It’s an incredibly strong outing from a new studio, for the most part anyway, and I’ll be eagerly awaiting whatever they decide to do next. It hasn’t put me off going deeper down the Metroidvania rabbit hole, quite the opposite in fact. I just so sorely wish the difficulty curve hadn’t been so severe as to make it a difficult recommendation for other relative newbies to the genre like me.