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Latest Reviews
Rock of Ages 3: Make & Break is uniquely absurd, and gives players a massive amount of content.
Between the elongated dull story, the boring and monotonous gameplay, and frequent and in your face technical issues there is little to redeem Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris. Fans of the franchise will want to avoid it, and those interested in a bad game won't even be able to get...
Carrion
Carrion is a delightfully gruesome game that has just as many puzzles as it does action.
Panzer Paladin
The ability to create weapons and the way you use them to fight in this retro platformer is fantastic. The aesthetic for Panzer Paladin is also awesome, but the first half of the game's level design and slow platforming leaves room for improvement.
Rocket Arena is a fresh take on the hero shooter genre with great gameplay mechanics and character design, but there are some minor elements holding it back from perfection
Superliminal
Superliminal fails to justify itself or its themes and ends up as a rote puzzle experience you’ll be fine to forget.
Death Stranding is a transformative experience that transcends genres to convey a message everyone must hear: we are stronger together and weaker apart.
A co-op focus, and complicated difficulty curve can make the game stressful at times, but in the end it's worth the pain.
Neon Abyss
Neon Abyss is occasionally great. It's let down by repetition, uneven difficulty, and the occasional game-breaking bug.
F1 2020
F1 2020 is the complete package and a massive value for anyone interested in racing games, Formula 1 fan or not.
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon 2 is a great follow-up to the retro throwback that was its predecessor. Simply put, there is more to play and more to enjoy.
This spin on the Superhot formula includes a ton of new improvements and features. With an confusing but excellent story and trippy slow mo action, FPS fans will find much to enjoy with Superhot: Mind Control Delete.
