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Despite the plot focus, it’s full of fun character interactions. The choice to make managing your chosen ninja’s health a major mechanic intrigues me. Self-destructive warriors are not good at determining what’s good for them. Players must choose when to accept their wishes and when to push back for their...

Nicola Kapron·March 27, 2026
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Mario Wonder was excellent. So I’m always open to more playtime in that world. But I’m not as excited about multiplayer content. So this colorful carnival of party games isn’t for me. But I see the vision. The games themselves are all fun, and the conceit itself is crammed with...

James Paley·March 25, 2026
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When it comes to racing games, Screamer asserts that realism is overrated. It’s an adrenaline-fueled blast from the past that feels current, too. Although it can be a bit repetitive and over-exacting at times, there’s a lot of depth to Screamer’s narrative premise and racing mechanics. Screamer is definitely worth...

Mark Steighner·March 24, 2026
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I really enjoyed Rushing Beat X: Return of Brawl Brothers. The core beat ‘em up combat is fantastic, and the goofy story gives the game a unique flavor. I never thought we would see another game in the series, and the devs obviously have great love for the source material....

Stephan Adamus·March 24, 2026
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MLB The Show 26 feels lazy. San Diego Studio knows it has no competition and has decided to coast on its previous successes. The on-field action is addictive, but everything else almost feels like a slap in the face at this point. They desperately need to update the visuals, fix...

Rhett Waselenchuk·March 23, 2026
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Damon and Baby is an interesting experiment from one of the greatest developers in the fighting genre. While the game’s DNA contains strong ideas, they never evolve into anything that leaves a lasting impact. Combat is fun, but lacks the speed and style of its peers, and while combining this...

Jaz Sagoo·March 23, 2026
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Icarus is a truly beautiful experience. The environments – with all their glamor and dangers – are immersive and engaging. Its method of teaching the game may be too thin for those with no survival game experience, but if you stick with it, play the first few missions, and give...

Alexander Thomas·March 23, 2026
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I really enjoyed the original Greedfall’s blend of magic and 1600’s technology. While the combat is a little more flexible this time around, the narrative plays too many of the same beats, and its pacing fails to find a groove. Greedfall was a cult favorite of sorts. Greedfall: The Dying...

Mark Steighner·March 22, 2026
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Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! does a few things, and it does those things very well. You may find other shooters out there with more bells and whistles, but if you have been waiting for the immersive fascist Starship Troopers experience, Ultimate Bug War! is that game.

Jaina Hill·March 20, 2026
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Project Songbird is a haunting journey through the dark and twisted mind of its protagonist. Each act offers fresh ideas, creating a wonderfully paced adventure brimming with creativity and innovation. The art direction, sound, and impeccable voice acting elevate the experience, helping Dakota’s tale resonate. Although the combat and stealth...

Jaz Sagoo·March 19, 2026
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Although I love anime, and I love games, I often find the two somewhat diminished when combined. Etrange Overlord is an excellent story, with clever dialogue and wonderful voice acting coming together to keep you hooked for more or less the whole runtime. And yet, the actual gameplay falls a...

James Paley·March 19, 2026
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Crimson Desert is a remarkable achievement in open world design, with an inexhaustible number of things to see, do, and fight. It’s a miracle that it never collapses under its own weight. It isn’t perfect. By both accident and design, there are times when clarity and user-friendliness temporarily disappear, and...

Mark Steighner·March 18, 2026
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