Metroid Prime 4 Beyond review sci-fi sequel distracts more than delights | Mirror

This fourth go-around isn’t a disaster, by any means, but it does end up being merely a shadow of its former self in search of fresh ways to innovate. It all amounts to what is easily the most mystifying and mixed of Samus Arans first-person outings yet. But theres still some joy to be found in slowly peeling back the layers of an ever-expanding world, regardless of how disjointed it ends up being.