Video Game Reviews
VOID/BREAKER 1.0 Review – VR Troopers
If you're looking to fill the void left by Saros, then Stubby Games' shooter isn't quite it, but it still has plenty to offer.
The Division 2: Echoes of Central Park Review – Scary and Satisfying
The Division 2 takes us to a corner of NYC that doesn’t pull its punches, delivering a neat little adventure along the way.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake Review – Masterclass
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Remake's new visuals and great performance make this a beautifully paced adventure.
Lightyear Frontier 1.0 Review – Relaxed Repetition
Lightyear Frontier is a cozy farming game that also happens to involve some automation and a mech. Here are our thoughts on it.
Crimson Desert: Charting the Unknown Review – Lights On The Horizon
Charting the Unknown cooked, ate, and somehow still left us a trail of tasty crumbs to follow across Pywel’s astonishingly vast ocean.
Metro: Last Light Redux PS5 Review – Still Bleak, Still Brilliant
Metro: Last Light Redux returns with sharper visuals, greater immersion and welcome upgrades to its bleak FPS adventure.
Metro 2033 Redux (PS5) Review – An Oppressive Journey
Metro 2033 Redux still holds up as an engaging post-apocalyptic FPS dripping with atmosphere.
Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Review – Punch Out
Switch Sports Resort takes Nintendo's motion-controlled fun to new heights with its richest mix of sports and modes yet.
The Wolf Among Us Remastered Review – Fabletown Has Never Looked Better
A striking visual refresh and generous extras make this return to Fabletown worthwhile for newcomers and longtime fans alike.
Phantom Blade Zero Review – True Steel Speaks
Time may not heal all wounds in S-Game's massive action RPG, but it's still the basis for a fantastic wuxia adventure unlike any other.
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 (2026) Review – A Kind of Freedom
After years of underwhelming stories, this year’s Call of Duty delivers a campaign worth your time and a tense, rewarding DMZ mode, though PvP remains held back by familiar frustrations.
Final Fantasy Resonance Review – A Link to the Past
Final Fantasy delivers a wonderful blend of retro and modern RPG charms in a gorgeous HD-2D outing.
Resident Evil 2, 3, and 4 Remakes (Switch 2) Review – Horror on the Go
This trio of modern Resident Evil remakes makes its way over to the Nintendo Switch 2.
Warhammer 40,000: Boltgun 2 Review – Melt and Burn, Until It Is Done
With improvements in nearly every category over the first game, Auroch Digital's sequel is that much closer to the ideal 40K boomer shooter.
Toy Story 3 Complete Edition Review – Lotso Fun
This unexpected Toy Story 3 remaster is a delightful platformer that genre fans will surely enjoy, flaws and all.
Planet Zoo 2 Review – Play This Later, Alligator
Planet Zoo 2 has impressive systems in place, but glaring issues and rough edges drag the experience down in major ways.
Toy Story: Retro Roundup! Review – Some Toys Age Better Than Others
Toy Story: Retro Roundup offers nostalgic fun and handy extras, though uneven games and rough presentation hold it back.
Mafia 3: Definitive Edition PS5 Review – Final Touches
Hangar 13 and 2K bring a round of current-gen goodness to another Mafia classic, and the changes make Lincoln Clay’s story all the more entertaining.
Enshrouded 1.0 Review – Finally Feels Complete
After a lengthy spell in Early Access, Enshrouded is finally reaching its 1.0 release, making this the perfect opportunity to see how far it has come.
Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse Review – Hunt the Night
Evil Empire's latest may cater to Castlevania fans who waited years for a new entry, but as a Metroidvania, it left me wanting.
Valor Mortis Review – They’re Called Catalysts Now
One More Level has decided to try its hand at making a Soulslike. Check out our review to see how well it did with Valor Mortis.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Review – Twists And Turns
Dark Arisen builds on what was already so much fun, adding interesting flourishes and polish to create a stunningly memorable experience.
Silver Pines Review – The Third Peak
Silver Pines can be a bit obtuse at points with its clues and certainly allows you to wander a bit too much too quickly, but it makes up for it with rewarding exploration, an intriguing world, and a g...
Forever Ago Review – Bygone Days
While it offers an intriguing setup and appealing art style, Third Shift's debut adventure doesn't quite nail the gameplay.
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Kingdom Hearts Collection [I-III] Review – I See a Lightness
Beneath its convoluted mythology, this sprawling retrospective proves Kingdom Hearts is still a series with heart.
MXGP 26 Review – One With The Dirt
Barebones modes and presentation give Artefacts Studio room to focus on MXGP 26’s handling model – but is that enough to stick the landing?
Order of the Sinking Star Review – Drown in the Deep
Thekla, Inc.'s latest puzzler is an epic undertaking that oscillates between fun and frustration while keeping you enthralled.
Ghost of Yōtei: Echoes of Sekigahara Review – Ode to the Past
A ghost from the past and a new rogue-lite survival mode make Sucker Punch's latest offering an excellent reason to revisit Ezo.
End of Abyss Review – Void Stranger
Fantastic art direction and a distinct atmosphere can't forgive some of the more egregious issues with Section 9 Interactive's adventure.
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Review – Now THIS is Podracing
The Star Wars franchise’s first new racing game in years is an immediate classic, boasting thrilling racing and an addictive roguelite campaign.