Reviews
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1003.8KWo Long: Fallen Dynasty review — Team Ninja delivers a brutal, gorgeous, long, and rewarding experience
Wo Long: Fallen Dynasty is a rarity; a new IP that oozes quality, has a distinct personality, is brutally challenging while remaining...
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852.1KThe Last Clockwinder PSVR2 review – Green thumb serenity
There are plenty of VR games out in the world now, even if the technology is still somewhat in its infancy. I’m...
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901.5KDeal with the Devil review — The worth of a soul
The world is clawing its way out of centuries of barbarism and religious stricture, and our little game centers on 4 particular...
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3.6K75Cities: VR – Enhanced Edition on PSVR2 review — Bigger Tiny Cities
There are some games that just don’t lend themselves to a virtual reality experience. You’d think a city builder would belong squarely...
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2.0K75Tentacular PSVR2 review — Adventures in Cephalopod Craziness
Virtual Reality is pure power fantasy. It can put you closer to the action than any other gameplay system, making every shooter...
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854.5KSteelSeries Arctis Nova 3 headset review – Wired for glory
It seems most gamers have left behind wires, or at the very least they detest them. I remember working at GameStop and...
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1001.2KRebuilding Seattle review—use lakes to decrease population
What makes a board game great? You'd think that as a game reviewer, I'd have a clever, and concise answer to that...
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953.1KJBL Quantum 910 headset review – A wireless headtracking competitive edge in gaming
Headsets have become one of the most important parts of gaming culture. Whether it’s making sure you hear every footstep around you...
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803.8KKayak VR: Mirage review — A relaxing experience and incredible testament to the capabilities of the PlayStation VR2
Kayak VR: Mirage is an incredible testament to the capabilities of the PlayStation VR2, providing a gorgeous and relaxing experience with impressively...
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751.3KTheatrhythm Final Bar Line review — Historia crux
Correction: Stranger of Paradise is represented in the game. However, there are still notable titles missing so the point still stands. Final...
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1003.9KPharaoh: A New Era review — All of the Gods have blessed you
There are a handful of games that really captivated me as a child and young adult. EverQuest, The Legend of Zelda, The...
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905.6KThe Pale Beyond review — Here’s a health to the company
“Kind friends and companions, come join me in rhyme. Come lift up your voices in chorus with mine. Come lift up your...
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3.5KR0DE Microphone Mega-review — Testing the USB-NT+, The XCM-50, and the XDM-100
R0DE is one of those names that is synonymous with the audio industry. Whether you are in the commercial space, a professional...
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401.4KGun Jam review — My bullets have beats
I think everyone has imagined action scenes playing out to whatever tunes are playing on the radio. Sure, on the outside most...
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2.7K90Tetris Effect: Connected PSVR2 review — Let’s drop some blocks
Editor's note: First version of this article incorrectly stated that Tetris Effect: Connected did not come to PSVR1. I was misinformed. I...
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3.2K95Demeo PSVR2 Review — Virtual Demons and Dice Rolls
Resolution Games have been busy. Very, very busy. I did a preview of the PCVR version back in 2021, and then checked...
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3.5K85Rez Infinite PSVR2 review — “Hear the colors, see the sounds”
Rez was a trip when it came out in 2001 for the Dreamcast and PlayStation 2. It was re-released on the Xbox...
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4.9K90Company of Heroes 3 review — A Thousand Battles, A Thousand Victories
To the east, a column of fast-moving artillery, and to the west, gun emplacements. My light attack brigade had cut a path...
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654.1KWe Were Here Forever review – Quantity over quality
I love puzzle games, I really do. Maybe it’s the mind-numbing difficulty of these games that make you scratch your head til...
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955.8KAtomic Heart review – Kollektivly incredible
The saying goes "if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is". That's at least initially how I felt about...
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901.7KTales of Symphonia Remastered Review – Re-Regeneration
A lot of “re”-ing goes on in video games these days. From remakes to remasters to your favorite alternative form of reconditioning,...
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802.4KLike A Dragon: Ishin! review — The price of revolution
1866 Japan, the Tosa region. Sakamoto Ryoma has just returned from training in Edo to aid his adoptive father and sworn brother...
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703.0KLife is Strange 2 Switch review — Handheld adventures
Life is Strange 2 is developer Dontnod's second and seemingly last installment in the Life is Strange narrative adventure game series. After...
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902.4KMetroid Prime Remastered review — Taking control
Metroid Prime by Nintendo and Retro Studios is regarded as one of the greatest games ever made. When it first launched in...
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906.2KSteelSeries Arctis Nova 7X wireless headset review – Walking in daddy’s footsteps
It’s been a crazy start to the year, and I remember toward the first part of 2022 having a similar opening. Because...
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905.3KWild Hearts Review – A new hunt for the thread of life
Back in October we gave you a small taste of what you had to look forward to in the most recent endeavor...
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3.7K85Star Wars: Tales from the Galaxy’s Edge – Enhanced Edition — “Insolence! We are pirates! We don’t even know what that means.”
There are few things that bring me as much joy as science fiction and theme parks. When they are combined it’s a...
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2.0K100Sony PlayStation VR2 Hardware Review — Sony just won the VR War
If there’s one thing that undersells the PSVR2 it’s the name. Yes, it has probably been through the ringer with 50 different...
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5.8K75Jurassic World Aftermath PSVR2 Review — “You didn’t ask for reality, you asked for more teeth”
In Jurassic World Aftermath you play Sam, a Security Expert on your way to Isla Nublar after the fall of the Jurassic...
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5.8K80After The Fall PSVR2 Review — Beyond All Expectations
I’m going to start this review in the strangest place, but bear with me. I’m a nausea sufferer with VR. Smooth motion...
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1008.6KHorizon: Call of the Mountain PSVR2 review — “Survival requires perfection”
One of my favorite aspects of Horizon: Zero Dawn (review) and Horizon: Forbidden West (review) was the sense of discovery. In Zero...
