Reviews
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701.9KThe Artful Escape Review – It’s like psychedelic, man
The Artful Escape is a truly beautiful video game, with one of the most unique art directions seen in gaming to this...
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855.4KLife is Strange: True Colors Review — In My Feelings
Life is Strange: True Colors is the latest entry in the hit Life is Strange series. Having played all previous games in...
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953.0KTales of Arise Review — Get Up Stand Up
300 years ago, the Renans invaded the world of Dahna. Dividing the planet into five realms, each lord put their Dahnan slaves...
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653.1KSonic Colors: Ultimate Review — Live and learn
Sonic, buddy, we need to talk. We’ve had some good times over the years, a few bad, but you’re better than those....
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3.6K65Bravely Default II Review on PC — As Default as it gets
I had my problems with Bravely Default II, but it was still a good game despite its flaws. You can read my...
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702.9KFinal Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers Art Books Review — One brings art
Shadowbringers might just be Final Fantasy XIV’s best expansion yet. Aside from the excellent story, the places, people, and things you see...
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852.7KGolf Club: Wasteland review — Under par, but like, in the good way
Golf Club: Wasteland reminds me why I love video games. I didn’t think 2-D golf would be the medicine I needed during...
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802.8KQuake Review — A restored monument
When it comes to first person shooters, Quake is just as important to the genre’s history as Doom, Wolfenstein, or Halo. The...
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451.6KRecompile Review — Stuck in the DoS Box
Hacking has many creative interpretations in media. While in reality it’s pretty dull, movies and TV have presented it as people furiously...
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752.5KThe Big Con review — A charming ‘90s jaunt
Slap bracelets, overalls, neon, Dawson's Creek, Blockbuster video… all examples of a bygone era. The ‘90s are officially over twenty years old...
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851.9KNo More Heroes III Review — Killing expectations
Travis Touchdown was just your mild mannered assassin living the good life when, in 2021, ten alien superheroes invaded earth. Led by...
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902.0KI Expect You To Die 2: The Spy and the Liar review — Virtual Villainy and Tactile Traps
There are sequels that completely upset the apple cart and diverge from the original, making radical changes that polarize the fanbase. Then...
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801.8KBalls don’t lie – Dodgeball Academia review
Dodgeball Academia is an unsuspecting RPG built around playing a sport nearly everyone loves: dodgeball. You follow Otto, the new student at...
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851.5KHow good is your memory? – Disney: Shadowed Kingdom review
Disney: Shadowed Kingdom by Mondo Games is a fast-paced, easy-to-grasp card game in which two players must work together without speaking to...
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902.5KPistol Whip: Smoke & Thunder review — “The wildest ride in the wilderness!”
Pistol Whip is many things, but you won’t catch it standing still. Twice developer Cloudhead Games has upended their already-successful formula with...
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802.8KParkour Experience on the Oculus Quest — Stride VR review
When I was seven, a teenage neighbor dared me to race down a hill in our trailer park. He said I could...
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3.0K75Tribes of Midgard review — “Fight your foes in the field, nor be burnt in your house”
“Two Days Remain”. Every Zelda fan knows the sense of dread that crawls up your spine as you see this ominous countdown,...
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702.2KBloody knuckles — Paint the Town Red review
Anyone who knows me knows that I’m all about narrative-heavy experiences; I feed on stories and thrive on new perspectives. But that...
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6.2K100A perfect organism — Aliens: Fireteam Elite PC review
The Alien franchise has not had the best luck, with some games being stratospherically amazing experiences, while others being abysmally bad. The...
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702.5KA visual treat: Behind The Frame — The Perfect Scenery Review
When I first saw the trailer for Behind The Frame: The Perfect Scenery back at E3, I was both intrigued and bewitched...
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1003.7KThis little mind of mine — Psychonauts 2 Review
The human mind. Within its curvaceous undulations hide wonders and terrors alike. Everything you could possibly imagine lies within this grey matter,...
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554.4KA clumsy, chaotic mess – The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos review
When you think of tactical role-playing games with the slow and methodical turn-based system that accompanies them, you probably think of titles...
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654.3KOne more pun – Banners of Ruin review
The benchmark for any roguelite is how much it can pull you back in for “one more run.” Banners of Ruin succeeded...
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753.6KCreepy in more ways than one – Tormented Souls review
When I previewed Tormented Souls a few weeks ago, the first thing I noticed was its unnecessary nudity and the compromising act...
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1.4K75New place, same issues — Marvel’s Avengers: War for Wakanda Review
The country of Wakanda has sealed its borders for many years. The current ruler and Black Panther, king T’Challa, protects his people...
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851.6KSome coffee with your necromancy? — Necrobarista -The Final Pour- Review on Switch
Released last year, Necrobarista is a surprisingly touching game ruminating on death, letting go, grief, and coffee. Senior Editor Kay Purcell loved...
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651.9KOne Small Step for Franchise, One Small Step for Madden — Madden NFL 22 review
Madden is something very dear to me. It's how I learned the game of football- learning every player and playbook each...
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906.3KThe Son of the Underworld Returns — Hades PS4 Review
I’ve loved Greek mythology ever since I was a child. The adventures of Perseus, the story of Sisyphus, the labors of Hercules,...
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2.8K90Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut Tales of Iki expansion review
The tale of Iki island is one borne of blood and conflict. Clan Sakai had attempted to put down rebellion on the...
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903.0KEvery second matters — Twelve Minutes review
Every indie title out there wants to make its mark. While it can be a crowded space, you can find some stunning...
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903.1KAbsolute dream – Streets of Rage 4: Mr. X Nightmare DLC review
Developing DLC for games that entirely revolve around its mechanics has to be a tough effort. How do you create something that...
