Latest Reviews
King of Meat
Glowmade’s King of Meat may look like a goofy platformer full of skeletons, trolls, and traps (which it is) but it also hides a surprising streak of anti-corporate satire beneath the surface. What could have been just another dungeon runner actually delivers a witty story, excellent voice acting, and a...
LEGO Party
At $35.99, LEGO Party is a solid pick for family game nights, casual parties, or just messing around with friends.
EA Sports FC 26 is EA's move in the right direction with their flagship sports title; however, the game still fails to address its longstanding issues.
Dying Light: The Beast marks a successful return to the franchise's horror roots, but it all feels a bit too familiar for my liking.
The long-cemented medieval RPG heavyweight returns with a new DLC. Legacy of the Forge, the second of three planned expansions for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, drags Henry back to his roots, honouring the blacksmithing legacy of his father.
You didn't have enough of RoboCop: Rogue City? Want to experience more? No problem because Nacon got you covered there. Unfinished Business is a standalone expansion that will simply give you more of Alex Murphy.
Metal Eden
Metal Eden is a flashy, entertaining, adrenaline-rushed shooter experience weighed down by repetitiveness, weak story delivery, and a lack of lasting impact.
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a 2D hack-and-slash platforming classic with a dash of modern in it, just enough to attract gaming veterans and younger audiences alike to its funny and contagious gameplay.
Sword of the Sea is a therapeutic gaming experience that shows us how game development can be so close to a real art using a gorgeous presentation, stunning music, and an amazing story told without a single word spoken.
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers is a Souls-like with a pinch of its own unique seasoning, which makes it taste a bit different, but the aftertaste is still the same, like in any other Souls-like out there.
Sloclap's Rematch is a breath of fresh air for all futsal enthusiasts worldwide. The new arena-based football game excels in its own genre with little flaws here and there.
Remedy takes its first real stab at live service gaming, and while it doesn’t reinvent the genre, there’s a lot to like beneath the chaotic encounters and haunted vibe.
