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Latest Reviews
Hellraiser: Revival is dialed up to 11 from the first moment that shows a faithful adaptation of the core story, but with a one note story and no breaks from the horror creates a somewhat monotone experience.
We review Dragon's Dogma 2: Dark Arisen - a worthy expansion filled with hours of new story, dungeons, and quality-of-life improvements.
Forever Ago is a beautiful narrative game about love, loss, aging, and that it's the mundane parts of life that make it profound.
The Order of the Sinking Star is a puzzle game of pushing blocks whose continual mechanic escalation makes it a must-have for puzzle game fans.
Gears of War: E-Day is the best the series has ever been, shining a light on the series' most notorious day.
End of Abyss impressed us with its sprawling environment with rewards around every corner but felt ourselves getting too powerful early on, robbing the experience of some of its tension.
Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve is a fast-paced, all-out jet fighter drama. Despite some pacing issues, it's a strong return to the storied series.
SiN Reloaded is the definitive remaster for a 90s classic, with fresh visuals and gameplay improvements.
Set in the Scottish town of St. Amelia, the hide-and-seek horror of Silent Hill: Townfall is terrifying to experience.
Wolverine lets loose in Insomniac's latest Marvel Superhero adventure. The story is enjoyable if not overstuffed, and the combat gives out as much as you want to put into it, though I do wish the bosses were less spongey. Check out our review!
Star Wars: Galactic Racer has strong gameplay design and fast-paced races, but minor UI issues and inconsistent roguelike difficulty spikes hold it back from being one with the Force.
Control Resonant throws you into a deeply yet beautifully warped Manhattan that's ravaged by supernatural entities, and its story is driven by good character moments. But the new hack-and-slash combat takes a while to grow into something fun.
