The classic block-clearing puzzle game is given a new lease on life thanks to a gorgeous interplay of visual FX and music.
Funatics, Nukklear, and SparklingBit fail to recapture the magic of the 2008 original, though not all of this classic’s problems are their fault.
The latest entry in the Anno franchise goes the furthest back the series has ever been, and here's how well it manages the task.
Arguably the best version yet of musou style gameplay buoys a dull story.
Where Winds Meet is a free to play epic with fair monetization, tons of content, and outstanding overall value.
The newest adventure for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, Mysteria Ecclesiae, takes us to a brand new area to investigate a mysterious plague.
A revisit of a cult classic with added extras, the remaster is a solid ride, even with its own issues on top of the original's.
Bandai Namco's effort to bring back a classic does just about enough to preserve the original experience's magic while making it more fun for new and returning players.
Whether it's with teams and battling other players or running solo and measuring each encounter, Embark Studios has struck gold.
Despite some issues, Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection may appeal to longtime fans; for everyone else, there are better options on the market.
The first new entry in 14 years boasts some tremendous level variety across nine different eras. Once Upon A Katamari continues the series' charm and appeal in intuitive ways so newcomers can join the...
The classic game is back, and it’s still an engaging play.
The new battle royale isn't without its missteps or annoyances, but it's a solid start that feeds your appetite for destruction.
FM returns after a year long hiatus with a largely successful series reinvention.
With Wreckreation, Three Fields Entertainment attempts to take on a few tight corners with this one, but does it manage to stay on track?
The Yuke's-developed beat 'em up offers some flashy new mechanics but falls horrifically short in almost every notable area.
Tormented Souls 2 excels in polished visuals, haunting atmosphere and classic survival horror mechanics.
An intriguing premise and solid protagonist can't do much to salvage Bounty Star's gameplay, which can feel mindlessly repetitive.
The Chinese Room's latest title has you stuck in a loop of endless conversations and travelling between objective markers but here we are.
A refined, feature-rich sequel that deepens park management while honoring Jurassic magic.
