4.5 star games
“One Of The Best Life Simulation Games In Years”: My Time at Sandrock Review
< My Time at Sandrock manages to expand and improve upon its predecessor My Time at Portia in almost every ...
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review: “Mario’s Most Magical Adventure”
Nintendo’s newest addition to the Super Mario Bros. series, Super Mario Bros. Wonder certainly has the name right, as the ...
“A Dungeon Crawler With Hidden Depths” – Silent Hope Review
< Silent Hope is an upcoming isometric dungeon-crawler ARPG that features a somewhat roguelite feeling mixed with an emotionally charged ...
“Electrifying, Emotional, And Full Of Twists” – Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Review
< Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty may be the last of V’s story, but it’s a step towards a brighter future ...
Ring Fit Adventure Review: The Most Fun You’ll Ever Have Getting Fit
To the surprise of no one, the fitness industry is big business and gaming companies have all thrown in an ...
WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship Review: A Rewarding Rally Racer
WRC 8 is a fantastic spectacle of a racing game, with great attention to detail and improved physics. WRC 8 ...
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut Review: Sharply Honed Excellence
Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut, developed by Sucker Punch Productions and published by Sony Interactive Entertainment, offers a lot to ...
Shadow of the Tomb Raider Review: A Definitive Lara Croft Adventure
Shadow of the Tomb Raider is the third and final installment in Square Enix’s rebooted trilogy, but does it live ...
Guacamelee! 2 Switch Review: A Bigger and (Mostly) Better Sequel
There are few games more immediately visually appealing than Guacamelee! 2. The sequel to DrinkBox Studio’s original game, Guacamelee! 2 ...
Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – CE Review: A Fantastic Modern Beat’em Up
It may have been released ten years ago, but the lively, tightly designed, and expressive gameplay of Scott Pilgrim vs. ...
Freedom Planet Review: The Best Sega Genesis Game That Never Existed
It’s easy to take a quick glance at Freedom Planet and be totally confused. Based on all empirical evidence, Freedom Planet ...
The Witcher 3: Complete Edition Nintendo Switch Review – Ciriously Good
Although The Witcher 3: Complete Edition for Nintendo Switch makes some graphical sacrifices in order to squeeze the White Wolf’s adventure into ...
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“A Fun, Creative, And Cathartic Experience”: [I] Doesn’t Exist Review
< As an interactive medium, video games are uniquely effective at providing morally challenging experiences that encourage players to be ...
Knights and Bikes Review: Goonie Things
Knights and Bikes is an adventure game that feels like a nostalgia trip with people you have never met before ...
Return of the Obra Dinn Review: A Superb Maritime Mystery
The truth seems more obvious in retrospect. That’s one of the main takeaways from Return of the Obra Dinn, a ...
Shin Megami Tensei V Review: JRPG Traditionalism With Flair
Shin Megami Tensei V is developer Atlus’ latest iteration of a franchise that’s historic impact on the JRPG genre spans ...
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review – Lessons Learned
Fire Emblem: Three Houses is an inspired innovation of a time-tested franchise, providing the same tactics fans love in a ...
Unavowed Nintendo Switch Review: Point, Click, & Choose Your Destiny
Wadjet Eye Games’ Unavowed was one of the best point-and-click games of 2018, and its story is just as good the ...
Yakuza: Like a Dragon PS5 Review – Kasuga Never Looked So Good
Yakuza: Like a Dragon surprised many fans of the series when it released in the West in 2020, and now it ...
The Banner Saga 3 Review: The Power Of A Great Video Game Story
In spite of the small size of the team behind it, The Banner Saga has made a huge impression. The Stoic ...
