Marvel’s Spider-Man Review — Insomniac Games’ Masterpiece Is Amazing
Marvel's Spider-Man is the crown jewel of Insomniac Games' long history of success and a true homage to one of the most beloved characters of all time. ...Read More
Flipping Death Review — Life’s a Great Adventure, Death’s a Mediocre Platformer
Flipping Death is a funny game with nice visuals and entertaining characters, you just have to deal with some technical flaws and mediocre platforming. ...Read More
PES 2019 Review — Making Up Lost Ground
Pro Evolution Soccer 2019 is a polished look on a tried-and-true formula, with enough stamina to catch up on major losses to the series. ...Read More
Fire Pro Wrestling World Review — Being the Elite
Given the current state of wrestling video games in recent years, Fire Pro Wrestling World is a worthy opponent for the annual release we're used to. ...Read More
The Mooseman Review — A Stunning Exploration of an Ancient Myth
The Mooseman is a striking exploration of an ancient myth that uses superb music and visuals to create a wonderfully atmospheric game. ...Read More
Firewall: Zero Hour Review — The Future is Here
The tactical first-person VR shooter Firewall: Zero Hour contains some of the most immersive and tactical gameplay found on the market. ...Read More
Death’s Gambit Review – A Grueling Game of Precision and Punishment
Death's Gambit is a gorgeous 2D RPG which creates a great feeling of scale as you take on its titanic enemies but can often prove to be too difficult. ...Read More
Two Point Hospital Review — Proving that Laughter (at Patients’ Expense) is the Best Medicine
When dad jokes are combined with efficient healthcare planning: you get Two Point Hospital. ...Read More
Strange Brigade Review — An Awesome, Campy Adventure
Rebellion has created a campy adventure with Strange Brigade that takes all the fun of 1930s adventure films and creates a fantastic third-person shooter. ...Read More
The Messenger Review — Breathing New Life into the Platformer Genre
Sabotage's new game is more than just a love letter to the games that inspired it. The Messenger is a masterclass in game design and storytelling. ...Read More
Dragon Quest XI Review — A Delightful Love Song to Traditional JRPGs
Square Enix is finally about to release One of the most lovely JRPGs of the past few years, and it's a modern return to the beloved roots of the genre. ...Read More
Blade Strangers Review — Blades, Guns, and… Shovels
Blade Strangers is here and it's a surprisingly fun fighting game that veterans of the genre and newcomers will have a great time with. ...Read More
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate Review — Hunting in the Shadows of Giants
Monster Hunter Generations Ultimate is the definitive way to play the series' previous handheld title on Nintendo Switch. ...Read More
We Happy Few Review — Could Use Some More Joy
We Happy Few is overstuffed and often insubstantial, despite the hype and terrific dystopian world that Compulsion Games managed to create. ...Read More
Donut County Review — A Hole New Experience
Donut County is a satisfying reminder that games don't need to be complex in order for them to provide for an enjoyable experience. ...Read More
