Usama Mehmood
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DualShockersLatest Reviews
Our full review of Hot Wheels Infinite Rush, a bite-sized open-world arcade racer based on the legendary die-cast series from Mattel.
This is DualShockers' review of Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy, an origin tale in Asobo's coveted action-adventure series.
Man of Honor is a small but worthwhile excuse to return to Mafia: The Old Country. The inclusion of a young Ennio Salieri gives the DLC some much-needed weight, while the extra Free Ride content offers a few more reasons to spend time exploring Sicily after finishing the main story...
Our full review of Steins;Gate Reboot, which reimagines the cult-favorite Visual Novel with a few improvements and touch-ups.
In this DualShockers review of Duskfade, find out how Weird Beluga's debut title is a treasure trove of whimsiness and a 3D Platformer at its best.
Echoes of Aincrad
Step into the floating castle of Aincrad, a world of breathtaking beauty and danger where every battle could be your last. Enter a mysterious, vibrant world and shape your fate. Create your hero, choose your gear, and master combat through your special skills and reflexes. Build synergy with the partner...
Saros
Saros stands tall as a bold evolution for Housemarque, proving the studio wasn’t content with simply recreating the magic of Returnal. Instead, it refines and expands on it in meaningful ways by pairing its punishing bullet-hell combat with smarter progression systems, broader accessibility ideas, and a narrative that trades clarity...
Neverness to Everness
Neverness to Everness delivers a stylish, lively city packed with plenty to do, and its generous gacha system makes it easy to enjoy everything it has to offer without constant frustration. But beneath all that charm, the bloated gameplay formula starts to show, especially in its story and combat, which...
Opus: Prism Peak
OPUS: Prism Peak feels like one of those rare titles that quietly lingers with you long after the credits roll. It’s a game that demands patience, asks you to pay attention, and occasionally frustrates with its pacing and lack of convenience, but there’s a clear intent behind it all. Every...
Life is Strange: Reunion
Life is Strange: Reunion feels like something I wasn’t sure we’d ever actually get—a sincere, tender, and heartfelt goodbye to Max and Chloe that understands why people fell in love with them in the first place. It’s far from perfect, with its technical hiccups, underdeveloped side cast, and that lingering...
Screamer
Screamer ends up being exactly the kind of surprise that reminds you why you fell in love with racing games in the first place as a kid. It’s bold, a little chaotic, and completely committed to putting gameplay front and center, even when a few rough edges manage to show...
Reanimal
REANIMAL stands as both a confident continuation of Tarsier Studios’ haunting design philosophy and a cautious step into new territory. While its ambitious scope occasionally exposes cracks through rushed narrative beats and safe puzzle design, its oppressive atmosphere, striking visuals, and linked-up co-op gameplay carry the experience from beginning to...
