4 star games
“A Cozy Sim With A Creature Collecting Twist” – Moonstone Island Review
< Moonstone Island is a new cozy life-sim game that features a creature-collecting twist, and it manages to pack a ...
WarioWare: Get It Together! Review: Great Microgames, Puzzling Endgame
Not counting spin-offs like Game and Wario and compilations like WarioWare Gold, it has been just over a decade between WarioWare games. It’s the ...
Lost Ember Review: A Breathtaking Journey Seen From The Eyes of Many
Not all games need massive open-world stories with multiple side missions and enemies lurking around every corner. Some games only ...
Ninjala Review: Packs a Pint-Sized Punch
The video game market is saturated with battle royales. Ever since Fortnite hit the scene, with its daily and seasonal challenges, fast, ...
Star Wars: Squadrons Review – High Flying Fun
Star Wars: Squadrons is a worthy heir to the glory that was the Rogue Squadron series. Players have been given an experience ...
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review – Difficult & Worth It
The early magic of Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time never fades away, but it does get overshadowed by some ...
Trials of Mana Review: Standing The Test Of Time
It may not be the most anticipated remake of a JRPG to come out this month, arriving just weeks after ...
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax PC Review – A Flashy Fighter
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is a fighting game developed by Arc System Works and Atlus and published by Sega. The game ...
Rollerdrome Review: A Gladiatorial Deathmatch On Wheels
The high-octane, gladiatorial gameplay of Rollerdrome feels as though it was created to satisfy a very specific fantasy – what ...
F1 2018 Review: A Racing Marvel For Purists
Formula One is, for many motorsport enthusiasts, the most important of all the classes of motor racing. Because of this, F1 used to ...
Hell Let Loose Review: Hardcore World War
Hell Let Loose, a tactical team-based World War Two shooter from Black Matter and Team17, is a difficult game to ...
Valheim Hearth & Home Update Review: Subtle, Yet Effective
The time has come for Viking warriors to return to the tenth realm, improve their bases, and experiment with new ...
Knockout City Review: A Complex Blast Of A Multiplayer Game
Developer Velan Studios’ new multiplayer title Knockout City takes elements of popular shooters like Call of Duty: Warzone and Apex ...
Dolmen Review: Intense Combat, Unsettling Atmosphere
Developed by Massive Work Studio, and published by Massive Work Studio, Koch Media, and Prime Matter, Dolmen is a Soulslike action ...
Natsuki Chronicles Review: Bullet Hell Was Never This Comfortable
Natsuki Chronicles, developed by Qute Corporation and published by Rising Star Games, is a horizontal shoot ’em up (shmup) game ...
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales Review: A Compelling But Truncated Adventure
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales carries with it the weight of following up a modern classic, but it must also contend with the ...
MotoGP 21 PS5 Review: One More Step Towards Realism
Many motor racing game fans will be breathing a sigh of relief now that the sport has opened up again for 2021. ...
Life Is Strange: True Colors Switch Review – Compact But Still Great
Life Is Strange has always been a standout video game series when it comes to emotional storytelling. From the release ...
Forgive Me Father Review: A Lovecraft Letter To 2.5D Shooters
Forgive Me Father is a first-person shooter developed by Byte Barrel and published by 1C Entertainment. The game is a Lovecraftian ...
Capcom Arcade Stadium Review: Nostalgia Done Right
Capcom is giving new life to its arcade classics with the release of Capcom Arcade Stadium. Nostalgia can be a tricky thing in gaming due ...
