Video Game Reviews
Empire of the Ants Review – A Pleasant Surprise
Empire of the Ants is an exceptionally well-made game.
Red Dead Redemption (PC) Review – Unforgiven
After last year's disappointing re-releases, learn how the PC version stacks up with its higher frame rates and additional options.
Slitterhead Review – Wonderfully Bizarre
Slitterhead is weird and rough around the edges, but boy am I glad it exists.
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered Review – Bullet Hell
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered is a welcome return to hell.
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review – An Empty Throne
Nearly 14 years later, Dragon Age is back in a more or less muted fashion. Find out what keeps the sequel from being truly great.
Phasmophobia Early Access Review (PS5) – Ghost Stories
Over four years since its early access launch, Phasmophobia is still a terrifying experience with a compelling gameplay loop.
Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Review – Here We Go Again
Check out our review to conclude whether Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered is the ideal way to experience the seminal 2017 release.
Clock Tower: Rewind Review – Vintage Horror
Horror fans rejoice, the seminal Clock Tower finally gets an official worldwide release and it's lovingly handled by WayForward no less. But despite the added bells and whistles, can Clock Tower's 199...
No More Room in Hell 2 Early Access Review – Fights in Dead Spaces
No More Room in Hell 2 opts for an extraction shooter approach over the original's tense survival horror and wildly misses.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review – Black Silence
A cliched plot, multiplayer issues, and polish problems aside, the latest Call of Duty offers some fun times for Campaign and Zombies fans.
Life is Strange: Double Exposure Review – Time to Kill
Once again, protagonist Max Caulfield stars in one of Life is Strange's most gripping outings to date.
Alan Wake 2: The Lake House DLC Review – Control Freak
Remedy Entertainment's survival horror sequel signs off with another typically strong chapter.
Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8 Remake Review – Return of the King(doms)
Romance of the Three Kingdoms 8 is a superb remake of the best officer game in the long running 'Three Kingdoms' series. Lack of multiplayer is a misstep, but there's a lot of streamlining and tons of...
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Review – Silent Hills
Despite adapting the films' novel creatures and survival methods, the pacing, wasted cast, and AI bog undermine the experience.
New World Aeternum Review – A Realm Reborn?
Check out our review to learn more about New World: Aeturnum with its new, streamlined campaign and console release.
Starship Troopers: Extermination Review – I Don’t Want to Live Forever
Offworld's chaotic co-op shooter collapses under the weight of its ambition while fumbling in the gameplay department.
Sonic X Shadow Generations Review – There is No Light Without Shadow
I have seen the ultimate lifeform, and it is a hedgehog.
Unknown 9: Awakening Review – The Force Awakens
Unknown 9: Awakening melds the swashbuckling antics of Uncharted with the conspiratorial intrigue of Assassin's Creed. It's also a more combat-heavy experience than I was expecting, for better and wor...
MechWarrior 5: Clans Review – Making Paths
A solid campaign and realistic BattleMech combat with heaps of customization elevate Piranha Games' latest MechWarrior title.
Ys 10: Nordics Review – Trials of Mana
Adol's latest action adventure promises epic journeys on the high seas and mostly delivers despite several uneven elements.
Neva Review – The Circle of Life
Beautiful, heart-wrenching, adventurous, and meditative - Nomada Studio's newest platforming adventure is all this and much more.
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Review – Rock the Dragon
The long-awaited successor to the Budokai Tenkaichi series is here, delivering the most faithful Dragon Ball fantasy yet.
Europa Review – Cozy Platformer
Check out our review to find out whether this Ghibli-inspired 3D platformer is the right game for you.
Diablo 4: Vessel of Hatred Review – Taste of Hate
Some new end-game activities and a powerful class add to the solid base game, even if the story and characters leave much to be desired.
Undisputed Review – Managing the Fight
The first licensed boxing game in a decade is finally here and it delivers an impressive punch, though not the KO fans were hoping for. It's still worth picking up if you've been desperate for some ri...
Silent Hill 2 Remake Review – “In My Restless Dreams, I See That Town”
Silent Hill fans, rejoice. Bloober and Konami have knocked it out of the park with Silent Hill 2 Remake.
Until Dawn Remake Review – An Unreal Remake
Ready to return to the mountain?
Starfield: Shattered Space Review – Lateral Step
More, but not necessarily better.
Throne and Liberty Review – An Underbaked Grindfest
Throne and Liberty, the latest South Korean MMO to release in western markets thanks to Amazon Games, is somewhat of a mixed bag.
NHL 25 Review – Staying Within the Crease
Aside from overhauled AI and some fresh presentation additions, NHL 25 feels less like a new game and more like a live service update of last year's release.