Mouthwashing Review: A Fiery Fresh Take on Psychological Horror
Wrong Organ’s Mouthwashing is the kind of game that lingers with you long after the credits roll, and it’s not just because of its eerie…
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review: One of the Best Action RPGs of All Time
With a full decade since the last release in this franchise, it’s difficult to overstate the anticipation many had for Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The…
Codex Lost Review: A Mage-Souls Experience with Equal Parts Promise and Flaws
Developed by Fremanagames and published by Jandusoft, Codex Lost offers something Souls-like fans have long desired: a game entirely centered on magic combat. For the…
Sorry We’re Closed Review: Nostalgic Horror Full of Modern Spirit
What would you do if you found that your small artsy corner of London, where you live and work and socialise, had been curiously linked…
Lego Horizon Adventures Review: Short-Term Fun
With its upbeat presentation, classic slapstick humor, and surprisingly in-depth combat, Lego Horizon Adventures cements itself as a worthy 15-20-hour experience for any Horizon or…
Mirthwood Review: Choose an Enchanting Farm Life or the Adventurer’s Path in a Medieval Fantasy World
Mirthwood, the debut release from developer Bad Ridge Games and published by V Publishing, finally had its PC launch this November. Prior to reviewing the…
Tormenture Review: A Game That Plays With Reality
Tormenture offers a unique and creative premise: it’s a game within a game, with graphics mirroring that of the Atari era. You play as a…
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Review: A Whisper of What Could Be
With Silent Hill’s recent revival thanks to Bloober Team and fresh survival horror titles like Crow Country making waves, it feels like the genre is enjoying…
Funko Fusion Review: The Concept ‘Pops’, But Major Flaws Hold It Back
I’ve always appreciated a good crossover, and I happen to be a pretty avid collector of Funko Pops — so when I heard that Funko…
ZEPHON Review: A Fierce Post-Apocalyptic 4X That Surpasses Expectations
There is a new gold standard in combat-focused 4X. ZEPHON is a post-apocalyptic hellscape – bursting at the seams with sentient mechs, mutated beasts, and…
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review: Light On Innovation but Full of Classic Black Ops Charm
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 has been hailed as a triumphant return for the franchise. Featuring a brand-new campaign, the revival of Zombies mode,…
Life is Strange Double Exposure Review: Exploring Familiar Themes Through A New Lens
As a fan of Life is Strange since its inception, I was eager to see what Deck Nine and Square Enix had in store with…
The Sims 4 Life & Death Preview: Don’t Fear the Reaper, But Maybe Invite Him to Dinner?
In The Sims 4 Life & Death expansion, it seems death really is just the beginning. After what feels like a lifetime, Maxis and EA…
Dragon Ball: Sparking! ZERO Review: A (Final) Flashy Entry But Not One Befitting the Ultimate Warrior
When it comes to anime and manga, there are few franchises that have held up as significantly as Dragon Ball over the years. With such…
Sonic x Shadow Generations Review in Progress: A High-Speed Return for Two Iconic Rivals
Sonic’s had a fairly mixed go of things since he and his cohorts made their debut over two decades ago, but Shadow’s arguably had it…
I’ll Be Brave, Tomorrow Review: Sincere Story Meets Nostalgic 2D Platformer
While the core 80s inspired 2D platformer will be a huge draw for many fans, it’s the narrative of I’ll Be Brave, Tomorrow that amplifies…
Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred Review: A Blinding Triumph
I hadn’t played Diablo 4 much since Season 4 Loot Reborn back in May, but there was a hunger in me for shiny loot drops,…
Undisputed Review: A Solid Boxing Sim That Lands a Strong Jab, But Isn’t a Total KO
After spending nearly two years in early access exclusively on Steam, the biggest boxing game in more than a decade has finally launched worldwide and…
Citadelum Review: A Solid Roman City Builder Held Back by Ambitious but Unrefined Features
Roman themed city builders are back on the menu – and you have no idea how happy it makes me to say that. This is…
Neva Review: A Breathtaking Journey of Growth For Nomada Studio
Nomada Studio and Devolver Digital are back, ready to tug at your heartstrings and inspire animal lovers, especially dog owners (sorry cat fans, you have…
Metaphor ReFantazio Review: Evocative, Empowering, Near-Perfect JRPG
In a post-Persona 5 world, it’s unrealistic to expect an Atlus game to not lurk in its unprecedently successful shadow, and yet with Metaphor ReFantazio,…
Black Myth Wukong Review: A Stunning and Ambitious Modern-Day Journey to the West
The release of Black Myth: Wukong has been highly anticipated, with the game having been in development since 2018. Now, nearly six years later, it’s…
Silent Hill 2 Review: Ominous, Sinister, Foggy Perfection
Few horror games have generated as much cultural impact as Silent Hill, but modern manifestations of the series have left a lot to be desired….
The Legend Of Zelda: Echoes Of Wisdom Review: A Long Awaited Journey From Damsel To Destined Hero
Nintendo had quite the task of following up two critically acclaimed releases in The Legend of Zelda series, Breath of the Wild and Tears of…
NHL 25 Review: Stunning Visuals and Franchise Revamp Anchor Another Win
The puck has officially dropped on NHL 25, and this latest installment in the long-running hockey sim offers much more than just a roster update….
Crusader Kings 3: Roads to Power Review – A Game-Changing Expansion that Redefines Unlanded Gameplay
Those lunatics at Paradox have finally done it. They’ve introduced unlanded gameplay into Crusader Kings 3 – marking the most revolutionary change of the game…
Breachway Early Access Review: A Stellar New Frontier in Roguelite Deckbuilding
There’s a new Roguelite Deckbuilder on the block – and while that could be said most given weeks – this is one I’m very excited…
Nine Sols Review: A Near-Perfect Fusion of Hollow Knight and Sekiro
When I first saw gameplay footage of Nine Sols, I was instantly captivated. The game promised a fusion of Hollow Knight and Sekiro; two iconic…
Enotria The Last Song Review: A “Summer Souls” With Overcast Skies
Enotria: The Last Song had ambitious goals when it was first teased as “Project Galileo” and officially announced in September 2022. The game’s overarching premise…
New World: Aeternum Preview: A Challenging Endgame Awaits Aeternum’s Most Dedicated Players
New World has come a long way since its PC launch back in 2021. It offered players a unique MMORPG setting, forgoing the common high-fantasy…