Video Game Reviews
The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure Review – A Great Port
Check out our review to find out how good the newest release in the classic RPG franchise is.
Sons of the Forest Early Access Review – Greatness in Progress
Sons of the Forest is an astounding improvement over its predecessor in just about every way, and it feels shockingly complete despite being in Early Access.
Atomic Heart Review – A Solid Shooter With A Great Visual Style
Atomic Heart is a narrative-driven FPS set in a retro-futuristic, alternate-history setting, but does that translate into an enjoyable experience?
Returnal PC Review – Helios Abandoned
Having spent two years as a title exclusive to the PS5, Returnal has finally made the jump to PC. How well does it perform, and is it still fun? Check out our review to find out.
WILD HEARTS Review – Kemono Hunting for Fun and Profit
Can WILD HEARTS compete with Monster Hunter World and Rise with its own unique ideas? Check out our review to find out.
Death in the Water 2 Review – Treading Water
Death in the Water 2 immediately ensnares you with its visuals and frantic underwater gameplay. However, there isn’t much under the surface, and it’s a shame there isn’t more to do.
Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider Review – Shinobi 2K23
JoyMasher is out with a new 16-bit side-scrolling action game, this time around channeling the fast-paced melee combat of games like Ninja Gaiden and Shinobi with Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider. How wel...
Valheim Early Access Review – An Excellent Survival Experience
Regardless of how you choose to play Valheim, it is a fantastic survival crafting experience that is more than worth its cost for the potentially hundreds of hours you could spend in its world, and it...
Far Cry 6: Lost Between Worlds Review – Shattered Worlds
Far Cry 6 gets a roguelite mode with its new Lost Between Worlds expansion. Check out our review to find out whether it’s worth coming back to the game to explore the broken shards of various worlds...
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Review – Fun Team Combat
This outrageously violent and detailed excursion is an engaging experience.
Pentiment Review – A Decent Time, But Not Everyone’s Cup of Tea
This game, simply put, is not for everyone.
Marvel’s Midnight Suns Review – Superhero Card Battles
After having worked on the seminal XCOM 2 and the decent XCOM: Chimera Squad, Firaxis has now set its eyes on a licensed game based on one of Marvel’s properties with Marvel’s Midnight Suns. How w...
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me Review – The Devil is in the Details
The newest entry in The Dark Pictures Anthology takes a few risks but mostly sticks to the format to deliver another decent horror adventure.
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 Review – Battle Royale In A DMZ
Call of Duty just got the newest version of its battle royale in the form of Warzone 2.0, alongside the interesting addition of the new DMZ mode. How well does it stack up to the original? And how wel...
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales PC Review – Short and Sweet
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales gives Peter Parker a much-needed vacation and, in the process, introduces the new friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. How well does it live to the expectations set b...
Dying Light 2 Stay Human: Bloody Ties Review – Nothing Worth Coming Back For
[drop-cap]D[/drop-cap]ying Light 2 Stay Human just got its first major expansion in the form of Bloody Ties. With this expansion, developer Techland hopes to focus on improving one of the mediocre par... Read More
Football Manager 2023 Review – Die Besten
This is what the next 500 hours of your life are going to look like.
Sackboy: A Big Adventure PC Review – A Big Adventure for the Little Ones
One of the launch games for the PS5, Sackboy is finally making his PC debut with 3D platformer Sackboy: A Big Adventure. How has the game fared in its journey from consoles to PC?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 Review – Post-Modern
Modern Warfare 2 doesn’t live up to its name in most ways, but by focusing on what worked best from the Modern Warfare era, it delivers a solid, well-rounded COD experience.
New Tales from the Borderlands Review – Out with the Old, in with the Old
New Tales from the the Borderlands delivers an entertaining sequel worthy of the Borderlands name, but doesn’t take enough risks to evolve the format.
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection PC Review – Raiders of the Lost Drake
The Uncharted franchise is making its PC debut with Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End and Uncharted: The Lost Legacy through Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. How well have they made the jump from c...
Scorn Review – Creepy, but Disgusting
The H.R. Giger-inspired first-person horror game Scorn is finally out. We got to play it over the weekend, and here are our thoughts on whether or not Scorn is the right horror game for you.
The Last Oricru Review – Souls-Boring
With so many Soulslikes to play, The Last Oricru struggles to make a case for itself.
Overwatch 2 Review – Hero’s Comeback
Team 4's hero shooter offers stellar gameplay in its early access release, hamstrung by some progression and monetization issues.
Serial Cleaners Review – Feel the 90s
Quite a few games let us play as badass killers. Serial Cleaners, however, wants to give us a glimpse of the life of the people who have to clean up the mess left behind by these killers.
Shovel Knight Dig Review – The Shovel isn’t Just for Show Anymore
Shovel Knight is almost an entire decade old, but Yacht Club Games keeps figuring out new ways to play the game. How well does its latest attempt do at capturing the classic Shovel Knight feeling?
The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero Review (PC) – A Light Illuminating The Depths
The Crossbell saga finally comes West after almost 12 years since its original launch. If you're a fan of the series, it's a must-have title.
Soulstice Review – A Tale of Two Sisters
Soulstice has some shortcomings but it manages to deliver a great action game.
Metal: Hellsinger Review – An Easy Recommendation
Metal: Hellsinger is a new rhythm-based first-person shooter that tries to basically make a game out of heavy metal album art. How well does it manage this feat?
Scathe Review – Weaker than the Sum of its Parts
Scathe is a fast-paced first-person shooter that’s trying to be many things at once: a boomer shooter, a bullet hell, and even a sort of roguelite. How well can it actually manage to fit all of thes...