4 star games
Turnip Boy Robs A Bank Review: “The Trademark Silliness That Made The First So Beloved”
A sequel to 2011’s Turnip Boy Commits Tax Evasion, Turnip Boy Robs a Bank expands upon its predecessor in fun ...
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Review: “An Underwhelming Story Redeemed By Riveting Combat”
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown is the latest installment in the Prince of Persia franchise from publisher and developer ...
“All The Fun, None Of The Gore”: Arizona Sunshine 2 Review
< The long-awaited sequel from Vertigo Games, Arizona Sunshine 2, has finally arrived with plenty of immersive zombie-killing fun for ...
“A Staggering Sensory Experience” – Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review
< Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a game that promises a lot just by existing. Developed by Massive Entertainment and ...
“A New Twist On A Well-Trodden Formula”: Roots Of Pacha Review
Roots of Pacha takes the cozy genre back to the Stone Age, offering some interesting twists to the typical simulation ...
Spirittea Review: “A Fantastic Cozy Game”
< Gamers often use video games for escapism, but recently players have shifted away from purely focusing on the power ...
“Another Fun Spin-Off That Proves The Depth Of Its Source Material”: Persona 5 Tactica Review
< Persona 5 Tactica asks the question: “what if Persona 5 was an XCOM game?” It really is that simple, ...
“A Fun Experience For Any Age”: Hello Kitty And Friends Happiness Parade Review
< Hello Kitty and Friends Happiness Parade is dancing its way into homes through the Nintendo Switch with this new ...
“Beautifully Melancholic and Complex”: Ugly Review
< Ugly is a puzzle platformer from developer Team Ugly and publisher Graffiti Games. With the use of a unique ...
“An Ideal New Entry In The Series” – WarioWare: Move It! Review
WarioWare: Move It! gets back to the microgame series’ roots in many ways, eschewing some of the less favorable mechanics ...
“Brilliantly Blends Magical Realism & South Asian Culture” – Thirsty Suitors Review
Thirsty Suitors combines turn-based combat, skateboarding, and cooking to make a wholly unique experience about coming to terms with your ...
“No Better Entry Point” – Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 Review
< Konami’s Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 delivers a jam-packed and pristine release of a storied franchise. Players ...
“Lays A Strong Foundation For Future Adventures” – Lords of the Fallen Review
< Lords of the Fallen marks one of the most interesting releases this year, as it is rebooting a title ...
“A Peaceful Railway Puzzler”: Station To Station Review
At first glance, Station to Station doesn’t look like much with its voxel-style graphics and minimalist approach that can make ...
“A Triumphant Homage” – Assassin’s Creed Mirage Review
Assassin’s Creed Mirage is a triumphant homage to its earliest predecessors, but it still suffers from issues endemic to the ...
“A Triumph of Virtual Motor Racing”: Forza Motorsport Review
< The Forza series has been the go-to racing series for Xbox players since all the way back in 2005, ...
“Always Keeps Its 16-Bit Heart In The Right Place” – Pixel Ripped 1995 PSVR2 Review
< The Pixel Ripped series has maintained a consistent following while existing mostly under the radar, keeping perfect pace with ...
“A Polished Tactical Adventure” – The Lamplighters League Review
At first glance, The Lamplighters League can look like an XCOM game transplanted to a pulp history setting, but this ...
“A Creative & Relaxing World”: Mineko’s Night Market Review
< Mineko’s Night Market presents an adorable blend of crafting, stealth, and silliness in an artistically-inspired world, but it’s sometimes ...
“Smart, Fun, And Chaotic In Every Way” – Payday 3 Review
< Not long after the completion of their biggest heist and quiet transition into retirement, Payday 3 sees the infamous ...
