Gamer Matters

• SWITCH
• 7.8 / 10
• Malaisie

Daemon X Machina is by no means a perfect game. While certainly rough around the edges the game excels at its strengths enough to stand on its own two mechanized feet. I guess the problem with being a niche game is that you will inevitably be taken apart, and have your individual components judged against games that did those well. This happens any time you try to look at the aspects of Daemon such as its hunting and mech building. Daemon X Machina certainly zooms past the “Good” rating for a game, but to push it into “Great” does require some personal taste assessments on the part of the end user. For all my gripes though, hunting a giant drill mech with my friends or going 2v4 against a mercenary squad is, well… nice.

• PS4
• 8.1 / 10
• Malaisie

Like a fine wine, Catherine Full Body aged pretty well. The story of adult relationships is still relevant. The puzzle sections are as great as it was before with cool new additions to get veterans to dip again. Catherine Full Body is an acquired taste, but it tastes even better now.

• PS4
• 7.1 / 10
• Malaisie

So, if you were intrigued by F1 from watching Netflix’s F1 docudrama, maybe this can be a good racing game to fully invest yourself into the sports. F1 2019 is the definition of a great racing series with a development team that aims to make better in the future.

• PS4
• 6.8 / 10
• Malaisie

If you’re a huge Warhammer fan and need a nice casual game to jump into to kill some time, I highly recommend this game. It’s a great stepping stone into a world that knows only war. The sheer melodrama of fighting a plague demon called a Great Unclean One cannot be understated, and that’s certainly to the game’s benefit. From a casual standpoint, I’d hold off on the game. The market isn’t exactly starving for Fantasy ARPGs, especially with Path of Exile being free and Diablo 3 being old enough to probably snag at a good price. That being said if you do own the game, it’s an incredibly good time, especially with couch co-op. It has just enough quality of life going for it that I’d recommend giving it a go, if only to encourage more games to follow suit.

• PS4
• 2.5 / 10
• Malaisie

It’s a disappointing game for fans of Armored Core, or anyone who had this bought this game at full price. Perhaps, in an alternate universe like the series is based on, this game could have been an indie darling. But alas, what you see is what you get, a game of “what ifs”.

• PC
• 7.5 / 10
• Malaisie

It might not be Insomniac’s Magnum Opus but its a highly recommended game, a must buy for the Insomniac fans and to those wanting a new and refreshing experience,maybe try this one out.

• PS3
• X360
• 8.7 / 10
• Malaisie

All in all, Kill Team is a great entry point for wargaming and Warhammer 40k. Its lower barrier to entry than the regular tabletop makes it a lot easier to get to, with one box of infantry usually being enough for most factions. Games can last about an hour plus if you faff about with checking rules and arguing on terminology, and the sheer amount of ways to build a kill team from within a faction make sure that your bespoke kill team feels unique to you. The game also eats at your mental real estate with its whole model-building/team composition component, so that even if you suck at actually playing the game, at least you can have a cool team of models proudly sitting on your shelf.