Dave writes, "Gunbrella brings umbrella-wielding chaos to a world of greys and blacks ready to be painted red with your enemy's blood in a tight, satisfying gameplay loop."
Exophase: "By adding interesting characters, high stakes scenarios, and a noir-themed world, Gunbrella sucks you into its magnificent shoot ‘em up adventure."
The latest EDGE review scores include Starfield, Mortal Kombat 1, Cocoon, Lies of P, and more.
Starfield – 6…..ouch!
Cocoon – 9…..great score.
Sea of Stars – 7…..expected higher.
Yeah. Between Cocoon and Chants of Sennaar, puzzle fans are eating good right now.
Yeah. Hell, that edition's review line-up is stacked with potentially meaty dissections.
Wondering how long it will take Starfield to become the 'must play' game. Would love to have them deliver on the hype by December.
I'm starting to see a pattern with these edge review scores
Starfield – 6
Crackdown 3 – 5
Gears 5 – 6
Redfall - 6
I don't think they've got an agenda regarding console preference, seems to me that they're generally harsh and don't reward mediocrity.
Disagree. They tend to give Pokemon games relatively high scores given their supposed "harshness". Same with giving a lot of great SE games relatively low scores despite a lot of SE games going above and beyond.
No, you are seeing a pattern from Xbox exclusives.....next up: Call Of Duty and everything else Microsoft buys and runs through the mud.
Halo: Infinite - 8
Take it from me: it's best not to drum up "muh bias" claims on this just b/c they didn't like a few titles. We already see that shit enough when Sony fans cry about them daring to score a PS exclusive below the MetaScore. And it's not like a 6 is a dreadful score by them. Hell, I think the most flagrantly bad take is the generous 6 for Redfall. Even the text was acting exceedingly nice towards it.
Mediocre games get mediocre scores. Not a big fan of edge but those scores aren’t bad especially for Redfall which can easily be scored
WTMG's Leo Faria: "There isn’t a lot that needs to be said because Gunbrella, despite the unique premise, is really straightforward: what you’ve seen from previews and trailers is what you’ll get. It’s a really well-designed platformer that might be a bit too brown and dour at times, but plays like an absolute dream. With excellent level design, great boss fights, and just the right amount of funny dialogue bits to remind you that yes, you’re playing yet another high-quality Devolver outing, Gunbrella might not be one of the publisher’s top titles, but it’s still absolutely worth your while."
