Game Title: Gotham Knights
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Developer: Warner Bros. Games Montréal
Publisher: Warner Bros. Games
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OpenCritic - 70 average - 42% recommended - 60 reviews
Attack of the Fanboy - Elliott Gatica - 3.5 / 5
Gotham Knights does a spectacular job of creating a world that’s fun to explore and learn more about, but not without its technical faults.
COGconnected - Jaz Sagoo - 86 / 100
Gotham Knights is bold and brave. It removes the leading character of the universe in order to focus on those who are often pushed aside. The treatment of the new team is fantastic and as a result, WB Montreal has found new figureheads.
Capsule Computers - Admir Brkic - 8 / 10
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Game Title: New Tales from the Borderlands
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Developer: Gearbox Software
Publisher: Take-Two Interactive
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OpenCritic - 75 average - 73% recommended - 29 reviews
Atomix - Aldo López - Spanish - 83 / 100
In resume, you don’t need to know everything about the Borderlands franchise to enjoy this installment, since it remains an independent plot from what is seen in the main games. And for those who are already familiar, it is clear that they will enjoy it more because of all the winks and references that they will find along the way.
COGconnected - Mark Steighner - 92 / 100
New Tales from the Borderlands is immensely entertaining, exceptionally well written, and acted …
‘Home’ is an interesting concept in and of itself, and loads of games have tried to incorporate it - but in my experience, none of them well.
Skyrim and Fallout let you acquire your very own home… or in other words, a couple of safe storage chests and crafting stations and a health cabinet bed.
Stardew Valley gives you a home that is basically an end-turn button.
Minecraft lets you build yourself your very own home… with a couple of safe storage chests and crafting stations, and an end-turn button bed.
Cyberpunk 2077 gives you… a cupboard full of loot and another bloody end turn button, I mean bed.
It isn’t home.
I’m not sure exactly what I want from an in-game home, but it’s more than that. At least building it yourself as in minecraft and terraria gives you a little sense of ownership, but even then, it’s weirdly hollow and unsatisfying. Home should be a respite from the world, a place that makes things better and the …