Serafini Productions’ take on bullying and the impact of social media on troubled minds is not just relevant, but quite the entertainer when its systems manage to come together.
Hypergryph's action RPG foray falls short in several places, but the unorthodox systems, exploration and visuals make it worth a try.
Douze Dixièmes' latest is an uneven experience, despite the gorgeous art style, intriguing premise and responsive controls.
TeamKill’s attempt at a survival horror game with dinosaurs in the mix could’ve been so much more, but there’s no excusing the wasted potential on display here.
Ice-Pick Lodge's time-bending adventure of overcoming an outbreak is its most involving, deftly written and compelling adventure yet.
From the Ashes is the latest expansion for Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora, adding a new area to explore and a fresh story to experience.
LEVEL-5’s football RPG has far more strengths than weaknesses, and its charming presentation more than makes up for its flaws.
Sanctuary of Sarras adds real weight to Tainted Grail’s wider mythos, expanding the lore the base game established and making the larger narrative feel richer as a result.
Bitmap Bureau's adaptation of a timeless classic isn't perfect, but it packs enough to make this a worthwhile run-and-gun platformer.
Excerpt: Skyrim: Anniversary Edition on the Switch 2 is an unfortunately compromised version where it should be a slam dunk.
Pioneers of Pagonia is finally out after having spent almost two years in Early Access. How well did this city builder turn out? Find out!
ROUTINE is finally out after spending over a decade in development. Check out our review to see if it was worth the wait.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond, shines in sound, visuals, controls, and performance, but level design is flat and NPC chatter nags.
Ferocious is an indie shooter that throws you on an island full of dinosaurs, soldiers and mechs with some guns. Is it worth your time
A surreal journey that's eerily relatable, reinforced by some fun skateboarding, incredible art direction and excellent music.
Bungie's live-service wonder isn't dead yet, but Renegades is more of a stabilizing addition rather than an infusion of fresh ideas.
New Nightfarers, Day 3 bosses and a new map make this an essential buy for the hardcore, but it still stumbles in baffling ways.
Eyes Out's attempt at presenting a unique take on an interesting premise is going to entertain you, but isn't likely going to keep you coming back for more.
Is the third re-release of a classic in modern gaming in as many years worth buying into? Or does this one deserve a pass? We dived in to find out, and things are a little less binary.
While still imperfect on PS5, MSFS 2024’s methodical simulation pushes even casual flyers toward piloting zenith.
