4 star games
Stories Untold Switch Review: An Excellent Micro-Dose of Horror
An abandoned house is just the beginning to a story in four parts, an anthology of seemingly unconnected stories. It’s ...
Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan Review – A Wonderful Adventure
It often seems as though violence is embedded into video games at a structural level. With even the ever-happy Mario responsible for ...
Eldest Souls Review: A Feisty Boss-Rush With Great Replay Value
Just shy of 200 deaths through Brazilian developer Fallen Flag Studio’s debut Eldest Souls, it’s easy to be ready for 200 ...
Alba: A Wildlife Adventure Review – Saving Nature In Snapshots
Having an opportunity to connect with nature on a remote island isn’t something most can do every day. Alba: A Wildlife ...
“Sure To Leave Players With A Smile On Their Face” – Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy Review
< Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy is the latest entry in the action-platforming puzzle series, which made its debut back ...
Bear & Breakfast Review: Quaint Management, Questionable Narrative
Bear & Breakfast is a quaint management simulation game where players run an expanding set of bed and breakfasts in various ...
Pikuniku Review: Absolutely Charming But Way Too Short
There’s an age-old performance standard of “leave the crowd wanting more,” but there’s arguably no other form of media where ...
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night Review – Igarashi Is Back
Koji Igarashi returns on his Kickstarter promise with Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, a beautiful and feature rich game that ...
Mass Effect Legendary Edition Review: Like Coming Home
The Mass Effect trilogy is widely recognized and an influential set of RPGs in gaming history. Naturally, there were many expectations once Mass Effect Legendary ...
Life Is Strange: Arcadia Bay Collection Review – Hella Good Games Revisited
The Life Is Strange series is one that has a place in the heart of many who have visited the ...
Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon Review – Castlevania In All Things But Name
Fans of IGA’s formative side-scrolling series Castlevania are in for a treat with the retro throwback Bloodstained: Curse of the Moon, ...
Meet Your Maker Review: Architectural Sadism And Unbalanced Enjoyment
Meet Your Maker is a unique title from developer Behaviour Interactive that has players building and raiding outposts in order ...
Triangle Strategy Review: A Rich And Compelling Narrative RPG
Triangle Strategy is a strategy-based roleplaying game with hybrid 2D and 3D graphics developed by Square Enix for the Nintendo ...
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden Review – Charming and Challenging
The world as we know it has ended. Our advanced technology could only take us so far, and now remains ...
The Sims 4 Eco Lifestyle Expansion Pack Review: A Treasure in Trash
The latest expansion for The Sims 4, Eco Lifestyle, has finally arrived, allowing players to more directly affect their environment ...
Age of Wonders: Planetfall Review – Time & Space
Age of Wonders: Planetfall successfully pits six different alien factions against one another in a strategy game meant for tactically-minded ...
Eternal Hope Review: A Uniquely Sad Indie Puzzle Platformer
Doublehit Games, the developer of Eternal Hope, has stated that the Studio Ghibli films were an inspiration for the game, but ...
Paradise Marsh Review: Simple Mechanics & Complex Philosophy
Paradise Marsh is a pleasantly surprising experience that uses its relaxing, bug catching gameplay to explore the complex philosophies of ...
Octopath Traveler 2 Review: Another Great Tactical JRPG
Octopath Traveler 2, from Square Enix and Acquire, is a pixel-art JRPG sequel that carries the surprising weight of expectations ...
