Game Reviews

Hero shooters are a dime a dozen these days, so one really needs to stand out to even grab any attention from players. Foamstars’ bizarre world of Bath Vegas certainly does that, with a party atmosphere keeping everything fun and lighthearted. The party’s still just getting started, but will

I grew up in the heyday of Tomb Raider. I distinctly remember the first entry releasing on the PS1 in 1996 and being utterly blown away by what was then an unparalleled 3D experience. Just a year later Tomb Raider II released and was heralded as not only worthy of

Fighting games often struggle with things that are fundamental to justifying their existence. They need to balance simplicity to gain new players while adding complexities to keep the hardcore audience invested. Sequels and revisions need to change things up, yet not so much that it alienates fans of the last

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a unique and intriguing story from Don’t Nod Entertainment, the studio that brought us Vampyr and Life is Strange. As Banishers, Antea Duarte and Red mac Raith are tasked with sending malevolent ghosts to the void, dooming them to suffer for eternity. When

At its core, Kill the Justice League is a looter shooter live service game, very much in the vein of The Division games. That comes with its pros and cons, but for Kill the Justice League it does seem like the cons outweigh the pros. After 10-15 hours of gameplay,

King of the Iron Melting Pot – Jack Zustiak (PS5) Ninjas, bears, robots, devils, and occasionally, run-of-the-mill humans – sooner or later, everyone and everything finds itself within the melting pot known as a Tekken. Tekken contains every crazy idea you can think of, and its fighting mechanics reflect that. Each character

There’s no shortage of crafting games, as the genre has grown and intertwined with several other genres with no signs of slowing down. 2024 is upon us, and we have everything from hardcore survival crafting experiences to cozy, small-town titles that focus on crafting tools for your homestead. That

There’s something so alluring about a good mystery game. It hooks you, then drags you down deeper and deeper into the investigation, feeding you small bits of information, not too little, not too much. You put the pieces together to uncover something greater and the strings on the evidence