Tetris Effect Review — The Puzzle Icon Reimagined
Tetris has never looked, sounded, or played as masterfully as Tetsuya Mizuguchi's latest fusion of puzzle gameplay and musical synesthesia. ...Read More
Valiant Hearts: The Great War on Nintendo Switch is UbiArt at its Best
Even though the game released about four years ago, Valiant Hearts: The Great War might have found its best system to play on. ...Read More
Mutant Football League: Dynasty Edition Review — Are You Ready For Some Murder?
Mutant Football League sticks an irreverent spike into football’s vanilla veins, giving the sport's metagame a much desired shot in the arm. ...Read More
Hitman 2 Review — More of the Same Can Be a Good Thing
2018's Hitman 2 may not play too different from the previous game, but refinement to the mechanics and new, fun, absurd scenarios make it worth your time. ...Read More
Overkill’s The Walking Dead Review — A Zombie Apocalypse Experience That Only Gets Enjoyable Towards The End
Overkill's The Walking Dead gets off to a bit of a rough start, but once you peel back the game's layers, you may find it to be an enjoyable zombie shooter. ...Read More
The World Ends With You: Final Remix Review — Stylish With a Frustrating Battle System
Transitioning to the Switch worked out well for The World Ends With You, but as nice as it sounds and looks, some of the gameplay was lost in translation. ...Read More
GRIP: Combat Racing Review — An Exhilarating Love Letter to a Long Forgotten Racer
GRIP: Combat Racing takes the core fundamentals of Rollcage and brings them rip-roaring into the 21st century with its intense, gravity-defying gameplay. ...Read More
Wonder Wickets Review — Mini-Golf Revisited in a Big Way
Wonder Wickets is a space-themed mini golf that rises above the pack of the somewhat-dead mini-golf genre thanks to excellent replayability. ...Read More
Windjammers Review — Some Wholesome Arcade Fun
Windjammers for Nintendo Switch is a great competitive arcade title that feels great but unfortunately lacks an online community. ...Read More
LEGO DC Super-Villains Review — A Rebellious Phase
LEGO DC Super-Villains may appeal to DCAU and LEGO game fans, but you'll be disappointed if you're looking for much else. ...Read More
Luigi’s Mansion Review (3DS) — I Ain’t Afraid of No Ghosts
17 years since releasing on GameCube, the delightfully weird Luigi's Mansion returns on Nintendo 3DS for a new generation to play this quirky cult classic. ...Read More
Capcom Beat ‘Em Up Bundle Review — Taking the Fight Back to 1989
The Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle brings classic arcade action to home consoles with welcomed updates to complete the package ...Read More
Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales Review — When Story Overshadows Gwent
Thronebreaker has does some good work modifying the familiar Gwent rules, they just get overshadowed by the main questline and decisions along the way. ...Read More
Gal Metal Review — Drumming Up a Good Time
Gal Metal packs a punch with a great concept for rhythm games, but doesn't necessarily stick the landing thanks to limited game modes. ...Read More
Halloween Forever Review — Paying Tribute to the Spooky Spirit of the Season
Adorable creatures, gorgeous pixelated art-style, and a simple control scheme make Halloween Forever an endearing, enjoyable experience. ...Read More
