Latest Reviews
Cairn
Mount Kami has never been conquered, and The Game Bakers’ new game makes sure you’re well aware of that. You will feel every meter of the vertical gain, every dwindling resource, and every questionable handhold between Aava and the summit.
Cute on the surface but brutally unforgiving underneath, MIO: Memories in Orbit is a stylish Metroidvania that blends Souls-like challenge with demanding platforming, rewarding skill while pushing patience to its limits.
Code Violet
Code Violet is an ambitious sci-fi horror shooter with a surprisingly strong story at its core. Unfortunately, weak execution in key areas like voice acting, combat, and visual presentation constantly undermines that ambition.
From the Ashes is the biggest expansion for two-year-old action-adventure shooter Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, which is better than the base game by far and perhaps can serve as a role model for future Ubisoft games.
Battlestate Games' extraction shooter masterclass delivers unparalleled tactical depth and realism, but its brutal learning curve and aged engine make it a hard sell for casual shooter fans.
Ubisoft Mainz delivers the prettiest and most accessible Anno yet, but an unfinished campaign prevents it from reaching true greatness at launch.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 is a great multiplayer title that is held back by its complementary campaign mode and some dismaying choices made by Treyarch.
Fire & Frost Studios' debut shows remarkable promise, but technical issues force an unfortunate "wait for patches" recommendation.
Rich Chinese history, razor-sharp martial arts combat, and a sprawling, living world make Where Winds Meet an experience you’d pay full price for… but don’t have to.
Winter Burrow
Stunning visuals and genuine personality can't quite compensate for Winter Burrow's lack of gameplay variety and uninspired quest design.
Embark Studios redefines the extraction shooter genre with Arc Raiders, their new title featuring breathtaking visuals, a larger-than-life environment, and most importantly, a fun gameplay loop.
Co-op horror arrives in The Nowhere, bringing friends into the nightmare for the first time. Just don't expect it to eclipse the originals.
