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Valkyria Chronicles 4 Review: A Very Welcome Return to Form
The mere western release of Valkyra Chronicles 4 is a triumph in and of itself. The original Valkyria Chronicles is ...
Adios Review: A Powerful Tale Of Reflection
Adios is almost certainly one of the most interesting indie games of 2021 so far. It is quiet, and accurately captures ...
Cadence Of Hyrule DLC Review: Majora’s Music
The Season Pass for Cadence of Hyrule is now available and it adds a lot of content to the base ...
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series Review
The Walking Dead: The Telltale Definitive Series offers a new way to relive Clementine’s often-brutal journey through the zombie apocalypse. ...
Rain World Review: Another Great Switch Port
Rain World is a beautiful game. There’s not much that can be said about its aesthetic that isn’t immediately obvious ...
Mordhau Review: Bloody Good Fun
Deep in mechanics and brutally fun to boot, Mordhau challenges its dedicated community to experiment with and master its many ...
Deep Sky Derelicts Review – Darkest Dungeon, In Space!
Deep Sky Derelicts has already had what a lot of indie titles dream of in a successful Early Access period ...
Guardian Tales Switch Review: A Link To The Past (& Present)
Guardian Tales has made its way onto Nintendo Switch after several years of being on mobile. Guardian Tales has made ...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 4 Review – A Fitting Finale
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 4 brings an end to a story years in the making, and it ...
Chernobylite Review: A New, Exciting STALKER in Town
Chernobylite, from indie developer The Farm 51, has a lot going on. As a story driven adventure, Chernobylite weaves a fascinating tale that ...
LEGO Builder’s Journey Review: A Charming Puzzle Game
It’s strange to think about it, but LEGO has been seeing video game adaptations for over 25 years. The iconic ...
The Outer Worlds: Murder On Eridanos Review – Starry-Eyed Send Off
As the final DLC for The Outer Worlds, Murder on Eridanos acts as a satisfying aside in the game’s original story and feels ...
Subnautica Below Zero Review: Chilly Thrilling Adventure
Subnautica: Below Zero, developed and published by Unknown Worlds, is the sequel to 2018 indie gem Subnautica: a game that played on plenty of water-related fear ...
Samurai Shodown On Xbox Series X: Game Of Legends
Fighting game fans are well aware of the quality to come whenever the SNK logo graces a screen. The Pepsi ...
Cult of the Lamb Review: An Adorable Roguelite With Bite
Cult of the Lamb is the latest game from Devolver Digital, created by indie studio Massive Monster, previously known for ...
Spyro Reignited Trilogy PC Review: Gems and Dragons
Spyro Reignited Trilogy releases on Nintendo Switch and PC, but will people who have never played the series before enjoy ...
FAR: Changing Tides Review – A Meditative Seafaring Journey
When developer Okomotive released FAR: Lone Sails in 2018, the developer found a receptive audience from players and critics alike. ...
The Sims 4 Moschino Stuff Pack Review: A Fashion Forward Collection
The Sims 4’s latest DLC expansion brings fashion-conscious users a new capsule collection for their virtual selves with a brand ...
Halo Reach Review: A Warm Welcome Back to PC
The holidays are all about the homecoming of old friends; families reuniting after long bouts away. And just as the ...
Hitman 2 Review: An Impressive Assassination Simulation
Hitman is a long-established series that was in serious need of a fresh look, which thankfully arrived with 2016’s reinvigorated episodic ...
