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Jump right into the action in the all-new Counter-Strike 2, where Valve delivers many incredible new things such as enhanced graphics, more visibility, an improved Loadout system, and many more. Battle for victories in iconic maps such as Dust 2 and Inferno to gain Ranks, now more transparent than before.

Rafly Wibowo·October 2, 2023
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Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition is a faithful remake of the 1995 shareware adventure. Featuring new and old levels, online multiplayer, a level editor, and quality-of-life fixes for modern systems, this is easily the definitive way to play Rise of the Triad. However, the game is a product of...

Bob Madeley·September 29, 2023
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On a technical level, Fate/Samurai Remnant was practically flawless and anybody worried that it was going to be anything otherwise should have their fears allayed, at least for the PS5 version of the game.

Jack Carson·September 28, 2023
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Rune Factory 3: Special is an HD remaster of a game in a nearly 20 year old series of farming simulators. While fans of the farming genre will find many familiar mechanics, and a heightened focus on the romantic life of the main character, there isn't enough here to help...

Marc Catalano·September 24, 2023
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A new entry in the three-decade-old and genre-defining fighting franchise, Mortal Kombat 1 surpasses every bar set by previous installments. Though not a flawless victory, this game takes cues from all previous installments to create a brutal and enjoyable tournament of humor and gore.

Alexander Mosier·September 22, 2023
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EA Sports FC 24 is finally available to play and we're excited to hit the pitch and see what's in store for us. From Career Mode and Volta, to Ultimate Team and Pro Clubs, we're reviewing all of what EA Sports FC 24 has to offer. Can this new game...

Youssef ElKhedry·September 22, 2023
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Papers, Please is a fun indie political simulation game released in 2013 by Lucas Pope. The player takes on the role of a Border Checkpoint Inspector for Arstotzka trying to solve the complex and puzzling mess of immigration papers. It mixes unique puzzle mechanics with subtle story telling.

Parker James·September 19, 2023
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This is a review of Deceit 2, covering everything related to gameplay, story, graphics, and more! Following the respectable Deceit, can World Makers put out a sequel that improves on the past? Or will Deceit 2 act as a downgrade? Regardless, we're going to be diving deep into this horror-filled,...

Youssef ElKhedry·September 16, 2023
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Based on the fairy tale of Pinocchio, Lies of P is an interesting new Souls-like hoping to follow in the footsteps of Bloodborne and Sekiro. Despite the genre's oversaturation in recent years, Lies of P manages to stand out and shine, bringing with it a fascinating narrative, a darkly compelling...

Jack Carson·September 14, 2023
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Texas Chainsaw Massacre has come into full swing! As the latest team-based horror game hits its first major patch, the family finally comes together. With new survivors and killers, you'll be sure to have a bloody good time!

Michael VanDine·September 13, 2023
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From start to finish, Ad Infinitum is an incredible psychological horror game bolstered by a stellar soundtrack and great storyline that focuses on the tragedies of war. Although slightly held back by minor bugs and lack of consistent scares, Ad Infinitum still succeeds in spades showing that 2023 indie titles...

Emanuel Ortiz·September 12, 2023
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A pair of classic NIS JRPGs have made it outside of Japan for the first time in the form of Rhapsody: Marl Kingdom Chronicles. Rhapsody II and III mark the first time that western fans can see the continuing adventures of Cornet and her daughter Kururu as they go on...

Devon Williams·September 11, 2023
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