What We Played #649 – Rise of the Ronin, Isonzo & Immortals of Aveum
thesixthaxis.comIt’s Friday! And with Friday comes a look back at all the games we’ve played this last week. I’ve been hammering Unicorn Overlord, which might just be the best game of the year, while I also spent a bit of time sobbing over the Wii U and 3DS being fully put out to pasture. Beyond that there’s been a lot of Party Animals during the school holidays, and a spot of New Star GP to round things out.
Tuffcub has been playing Destiny 2. Obviously. He’s also had a look at what is coming for it, and feels pretty positive about it’s future. He was also more than pretty positive that you should be watching the new Fallout TV show, so any Amazon subscribers should check that out. He’s also played Helldivers 2 and Cult of Lamb, “which is rather fun and a bit silly.”
Nick P has spent most of his week with Rise of the Ronin, saying “It’s just brilliant!”. Besides that, it’s been a little bit of Helldivers 2, Dead by Daylight and Street Fighter 6, with a brief trip to London to play Topspin 2K25!
It was a bit more of Dragon’s Dogma 2 for Gamoc, without his pawn going off on a murder spree this week, as well as a bit of Suicide Squad and Immortals of Aveum from PS Plus. He wasn’t that impressed, saying, “The EA magic FPS that a dev claimed people didn’t give enough of a chance? Well I gave it enough of a chance and it’s almost universally mediocre, other than Gina Torres, who is always great and manages to be pretty engaging in what is otherwise profoundly meh. The motion capture is pretty good too though.”
Ade agreed, also saying that Immortals of Aveum on PS Plus was “painfully mediocre”, so he continued with Hi-Fi Rush instead; “which is brilliant”. He’s also started on Tales of Kenzera: ZAU for review, and you can check out his preview very soon this afternoon!
Aran played Klonoa and got bored, played Need for Speed Unbound and got bored. In an effort to not be bored he returned to Starfield and is enjoying exploring space at his own pace.He says, “I’ve surveyed a few systems now
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