Reviews
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85699Top of the class — Daggers High review
High school is a host of experiences, ranging from classes to clubs to making friends and much more. What if you could...
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75780Carve out your path forward — Agartha review
Some games have open worlds to explore, others have linear routes, and some let you make your own path. Agartha takes the...
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851.2KThird times an elder sign — Arkham Horror Third Edition Review
I thought that the Arkham Horror board game was going to be on hiatus from Fantasy Flight for a few reasons. They...
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75977Bust a move, brother! — ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove review
From the triumphant return of Sonic to the unexpected reappearance of Bubsy, it seems that these past few years have been a...
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70779Subconsciously challenging — Comanauts review
The world is in danger and the only man who has the knowledge to save everyone is stuck in a coma. How...
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70737Die in the game die for real — Sword Art Online: Sword of Fellows Review
The Sword Art Online series is currently in its third season, with each season having wildly different plotlines. The first season seems...
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901.1KA bird in the hand — Wingspan review
Flocks of birds wheel and turn through the air while a group of enthusiasts try to coax them into their aviaries. You...
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957.7KA hell of a ride — Devil May Cry 5 review
It’s been more than a decade since Devil May Cry 4, and it’s hard to believe that a franchise so beloved has...
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75700It’s not a bribe, it’s a gift—A Gugong review
It’s China in 1570, and the Longqing Emperor is doing his best to expand the Great Wall while trying to rid the...
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60791Fighting on the table, not the streets — Exceed Street Fighter review
Street Fighter has been an incredibly popular series over the past two decades. From arcade cabinets to home consoles, the series has...
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85548Ascend to the throne — Heart of Crown review
Have you ever wanted the power to back a princess on her journey to become a queen? Heart of Crown gives you...
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65830Balls to the wall (and sometimes the floor) — ChromaGun VR review
When we reviewed ChromaGun last year, we referred to it as a “poor man’s Portal.” Now that it’s been released for PlayStation...
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70851Don’t let the bedbugs bite — Sleep Tight review
Like most young children at the time, I had an irrational fear of the dark. (If you didn’t feel scared when your...
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808.4K26Strong alone, stronger together, and a work in progress — Anthem review
Editor’s note: As much as it bothers me to do so, I’m going to start this review with a bit of an...
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401.3KEntertainment not granted — Access Denied review
Opening safes may be the quintessential activity in all heist movies. Finding combinations and hitting the buttons just right is perhaps the...
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901.0KSimply satisfying — Downwell review
Handhelds are the perfect timewasters, and the Switch embodies this philosophy. There are plenty of games that encourage play in short bursts,...
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50869Not its time to shine — Flood of Light review
Puzzle games are usually an idyllic experience, and they are easily digestible in relaxed settings. As much as I like fast-paced puzzle...
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60806A little too grilled for my tastes — Save me Mr. Tako: Tasukete Tako-San review
In terms of platformer comfort food, the Kirby franchise is my go-to when I want some relaxing, fun gameplay. The first game...
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801.2KDirt and oil — DiRT Rally 2.0 review
Codemasters is known for making some of the most accurate, challenging racing games out there, and DiRT Rally 2.0 is no exception....
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651.3KA Goofy Adventure — Kingdom Hearts III review
I really didn’t know what to expect when I started Kingdom Hearts III. I’m a huge fan and completed every game in...
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90868In space no one can hear you scream — Alone review
Typical dungeon crawlers and RPGs pit you and your fellow party members against a horde of enemies controlled by a game master...
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901.4K5Odyssey of the Wastes — Metro Exodus review
In a time when games are increasingly becoming focused on online experiences and multiplayer ecosystems, Metro Exodus couldn’t come at a better...
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97360Fighting with a moderate force — Jump Force review
Crossover games have had a good history of bringing various separate worlds together. Games like Marvel vs. Capcom and Super Smash Brothers...
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801.1KFlowing in the wind — Flower PC review
Of the fruit borne by the partnership between Epic Games and Annapurna, thatgamecompany’s string of relaxing, flow-centric experiences is among the most...
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50789Not that electrifying — Pokémon the Movie: I Choose You! manga review
We all love a good origin story, but the most ambitious ones are the ones that retell and remaster a tried and...
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451.7KShowing its AGE — God Eater 3 review
New Aragami, but the same old tricks it seems. God Eater 3 continues the series tradition of blending together lackluster progression, melodramatic...
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65710No heist but much to offer–Waterdeep: Dragonheist review
A crisis of identity sits at the heart of Waterdeep: Dragon Heist. Is it an adventure? Is it a gazetteer of Water...
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851.1KMario-nah and the well fed Bowser — Mario & Luigi: Bowser’s Inside Story + Bowser Jr’s Journey review
Even though signs are showing an impending death for the 3DS, there is still a golden opportunity for the device to showcase...
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851.2KEven more salt — Salt and Sanctuary review
Last year, we reviewed Salt and Sanctuary for the Nintendo Switch, most of which is applicable to the Xbox version. You can...
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852.8KI punched a guy so hard that the dude standing next to him died — a Crackdown 3 review
The Crackdown franchise has a special history for the Xbox community. When the original Crackdown was released in 2007, it mostly served...
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5.7K90Gear up to become a problem solver — Far Cry New Dawn review
Post apocalyptic worlds are typically fantastic settings for action games, especially in the FPS genre. The ending of Far Cry 5 created...
