Suriel Vazquez

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Suriel Vazquez·Aug 17, 2021

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A meticulously paced disciple of Metroid that revels in the past

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Suriel Vazquez·Jul 21, 2021

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The Switch remaster lets us look back on the Zelda game that wasn’t about exploration

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Suriel Vazquez·May 5, 2021

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Lady Dimitrescu isn’t the only frightful thing lurking in Evan’s terrifying trip to Europe

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Suriel Vazquez·Apr 9, 2021

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People Can Fly’s loot shooter has a sad sci-fi backdrop

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Suriel Vazquez·Jan 29, 2021

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A New God pushes Immortals Fenyx Rising puzzle-solving tools to their limit, making for some interesting challenges--but also a lot of frustrating and tedious trials.

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Suriel Vazquez·Jan 27, 2021

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Bloober Team’s horror game gets bogged down by tired tropes

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Suriel Vazquez·Nov 30, 2020

Critic70/100

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It mostly relies on borrowed ideas, but when its snarky tone isn't getting in the way, Immortals Fenyx Rising is a solid open-world adventure.

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Suriel Vazquez·Nov 18, 2020

Critic60/100

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Age of Calamity improves on the combat and structure of Hyrule Warriors, but saps much of the weight from Breath of the Wild's backstory as it fills in its gaps.

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Suriel Vazquez·Nov 17, 2020

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Counterplay Games’ looter slasher game reaches beyond its grasp

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Suriel Vazquez·Sep 18, 2020

Critic90/100

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Hades' varied combat and progression make it a great action roguelike, but its novel approach to storytelling is what makes it stand out in the genre.

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Suriel Vazquez·Jul 15, 2020

Critic80/100

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The Origami King keeps its RPG systems and character work light, but revamped combat and solid gags throughout are the course-correction Paper Mario needed.

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Suriel Vazquez·Nov 4, 2019

Critic70/100

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Afterparty isn't the most groundbreaking work about hell or its denizens, but it zeroes in on its characters' personal demons with a sobering clarity that makes for an adventure with a sharp, biting wit.

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Suriel Vazquez·Oct 25, 2019

Critic50/100

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Little Town Hero wants to endear you to its tiny village and light card-based gameplay, but its repetitive battles and boring story make it hard to care about its residents or their plight.

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Suriel Vazquez·Jun 25, 2019

Critic78/100

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Samurai Shodown's one-on-one fights shine in dyanmic ways, but you'll need a friend to make the most out of it.

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Suriel Vazquez·Jun 24, 2019

Critic85/100

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Koji Igarashi's return to the Castlevania formula slowly but surely earns its place in a crowded genre.