Lawrence Le

The sequel to FAR: Lone Sails scours off the rust and polishes the rest to an acceptable shine; it’s a well-oiled machine that runs for twice as long, with a lot more adventure hiding under its hood to compensate for the series’ shortcomings. While the influences are obvious — the

Stray Bombay’s first game targets the zombie horde-shaped hole in our hearts that recent releases have failed to fill. Entering early access, The Anacrusis is a 4-player co-op shooter with an eye for aesthetics and a focus on simplicity. It checks off every item on the list of co-op

Cloud Strife, with his signature spiky hair and unwieldy Buster Sword, has spent his entire public life as one of the JRPG genre’s leading mascots. Anyone who’s even held a controller in their hand since Final Fantasy VII’s debut has been touched by the title in some

WolfEye Studios is no stranger to the immersion sim; the company is filled with ex-Arkane employees that lent their expertise and obvious passion for the genre to Weird West. Unsurprisingly, this fledgling indie studio is a few dollars, and developers, shy of being able to produce a Dishonored of their

We’re living in a future where you can take Crysis 3 with you on the go—where “but can it run Crysis” has all but vanished from the public consciousness. In 2007, I was struggling to run the Robots tie-in video game on my PC, let alone the beast

This game is an unholy concoction of every sport I was never good at and every genre I still try to avoid, but chief among my concerns is…how I actually found myself enjoying it. It might be the fast, frenetic take on turn-based action that’s winning me over.

Note: The review avoids specifics but does discuss general mechanics, environments, and themes present in the DLC. It’s hard to express how much Outer Wilds has meant to me over the past two years. I reviewed it when it was first released, and I liked it a lot! The

Golf Club: Wasteland reminds me why I love video games. I didn’t think 2-D golf would be the medicine I needed during these trying times, yet here we are. It’s been a chaotic few years, as I’m sure you’ll agree, and the future seems equally bleak.