Jordan Andow
Game industry critic and reviewer
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The OuterHaven
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Docked
Docked is absolutely worth your time. While its menu-driven structure occasionally breaks immersion, the strength of its core systems, satisfying progression, and impressive presentation make it easy to recommend.
God of War: Sons of Sparta is a very good video game, with strong visuals, excellent music, and simple yet effective gameplay driving an ultimately interesting story. However, as a God of War title, it is held back from true greatness by early pacing issues and a presentation style that...
The Outerhaven's God of War: Sons of Sparta review explores its 2D Metroidvania shift, accessibility, combat, and whether it truly feels like God of War.
Styx: Blades of Greed marks a long-awaited return for Cyanide Studio’s stealth-focused goblin, wasting little time reminding you exactly what kind of game it aims to be. Being a semi-linear stealth experience, it harkens back to an era when stealth action games were more mainstream.
Reanimal is one of 2026’s most visually striking horror games, but does it fully deliver? Here’s our full review covering gameplay, performance, co-op, and whether it’s worth your time.
Ride 6
Ride 6 offers some of the best-feeling motorbike racing around, with deep physics and great bike handling, but its career and progression struggle to sustain long-term play.
Highguard is the first release from Wildlight Entertainment, a studio founded by veteran developers who worked on Apex Legends. The game's initial reveal at The Game Awards 2025 received a mixed reception and left many wondering what made Highguard special. Could Wildlight Entertainment capture lightning in a bottle once again with Highguard? Or would it…
Nioh 3
Nioh 3's focus on player choice in approach, combined with more cinematic storytelling than its competition have made it my favourite game in the genre so far.
I was unsure going into Dragon Quest VII Reimagined whether the game would meet my expectations and if I would cherish it as much as many players have for years. Ultimately, I have loved my time with this reimagined classic.
Cairn
Cairn reaches not only the peak of its genre but the peak of gaming itself. Built on top of the foundation of climbing is one of the most beautiful, transformative experiences I’ve ever had in life, not just gaming.
As we start 2026, I wanted to address some unfinished business from 2025, my review of Kingdom Come: Deliverance II from Warhorse Studios. Those who know what happened to me in 2025 know that I was playing Kingdom Come: Deliverance II for review when my PC decided to die. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to return…
