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Latest Reviews
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is an excellent RPG that you should play on any platform barring Nintendo Switch 2. This port is not ready.
System Shock remake on Nintendo Switch 2 looks great docked and handheld, but performance is sadly not great. Our review of Nightdive's newest Switch 2 port.
Square Enix's conversion of Champions of the Continent delivers an engaging, if completely different, take on Octopath.
If you're a longtime fan, Atelier Resleriana has your favourite characters come together for another game. For people not familiar with the series, there's not a lot here to hook you.
Quartet is Something Classic's proof that they've grown up and become more confident with age, and that there's room for continued growth to match their ambition.
Demonschool is clearly inspired by the horror hits of the early aughts, yet it produces a thrilling, inspired strategy game that stands on its own two devilish hooves.
Zelda's adventure in the ancient past of Hyrule sticks the landing to be the best Hyrule Warriors yet.
The Outer Worlds 2 is one step forward, one step back, and sometimes one step to the side in an enjoyable RPG whose commentary on consumerism bleeds into the game's own position.
Drova is a punishing RPG experience that understands the value of friction, though uneven writing prevents it from being a true must-play.
Built with the current generation of hardware in mind at last, this new Digimon Story entry triumphs in fully realizing the vibrant liveliness of the Digital World as it brings along a wealth of solid systems and mechanics to not only make it one of the best Digimon games ever,...
Hades 2
Hades II is a triumph in every way, and the degree to which the studio has built on the original makes it feel like we have gotten two sequels in one.
For players who grew up loving ’90s anime or those fascinated by experimental mechanics in RPGs, Wander Stars is worth experiencing. It may not fully deliver on the limitless potential of words, but when it hits, it feels as satisfying as the perfect sentence – or punch - landing exactly...
