Reviews / Lies of P: Overture review — A brutally challenging and surprisingly emotional addition to Lies of P’s story New difficulty levels, boss rush, and more also included By Richard Allen and Henry Viola / 3 Jul 2025
Reviews / Hurt Party: A Game of Bad Apologies review—It’s my party, and I’ll laugh/cry if I want to This Apples to Apples variant is unapologetically good. By Mike Dunn / 2 Jul 2025
Reviews / Bravely Default Flying Fairy HD Remaster review — Playing it safe For new and returning players By David Flynn and Jack Zustiak / 1 Jul 2025
Reviews / Nintendo Switch 2 review — Nintendo charm, Nintendo problems A great technological leap forward, but still needlessly restrictive By David Flynn / 1 Jul 2025
Reviews / Rematch review — Arcade sports action without the fumes Like Rocket League with people By Joe Morgan / 30 Jun 2025
Reviews / Rosewater review — Friends made along the trails I haven’t enjoyed a point and click game like I have Rosewater in quite some time By David Burdette / 30 Jun 2025
Reviews / Daggerheart review — more than a heartbreaker Darrington Press has pulled out all the stops, and the resulting quality speaks for itself By John Farrell and Mike Dunn / 30 Jun 2025
Reviews / Nintendo Switch 2 Pro controller review — Don’t mess with excellence There’s no reason to change much on the Pro controller, but a few tweaks are a nice upgrade By David Burdette / 26 Jun 2025
Reviews / Yakuza 0 Director's Cut review — A good look at an old favorite Yakuza 0 is usually whispered among Yakuza fans and newcomers as one of the best starting points in the series. There are little breadcrumbs of detail that carry over into By Katelyn Lawlor / 26 Jun 2025
Reviews / Mario Kart World review — The ups and downs of a road trip A bold leap forward, but doesn’t stick the landing By David Flynn / 25 Jun 2025
Reviews / Secretlab TITAN Evo gaming chair review — The Cadillac of gaming chairs Treat your back and bottom to greatness By David Burdette / 24 Jun 2025
