Latest Reviews
Max and Chloe return for their final adventure and an emotional farewell.
Often overshadowed by the previous series, Capcom has brought Geo's story back with dignity.
This action title, based on an official graphic novel, makes the mistake of relying solely on the series' reputation.
The sequel to the fighting game offers interesting evolutions, but the focus on competitive play compromises its impact.
Crimson Desert
Although lacking a compelling hero, the game holds up very well with robust exploration and epic boss battles.
Visually mesmerizing and mechanically flawless, it's impossible to leave Tau Ceti IV without wanting to go back.
A few good fights are the highlight of a DLC that offers very little else.
The new version expands access to one of the most interesting titles for Nintendo's handheld console, although it doesn't resolve its main flaws.
Featuring enhanced visuals and controls, the title is aimed at more powerful machines for optimal enjoyment.
Explore a vast, interconnected world of the American West under the shadow of an unknown evil.
Aether & Iron
Embark on a remarkable adventure through this floating New York of the 1930s.
Plenty of style and bold risks mark the rebirth of a forgotten franchise.
