Paws and Soul review – A few steps behind
A proclivity for thoughtful, character-centric exploration makes the walking simulator the perfect avenue for personal, purposeful storytelling. The sights, sounds,…
Mortal Shell review — A short but stellar Souls-like
Within the first hour of playing Mortal Shell, I battled some aggressive campers, spoke with a giant frog, met a…
Serious Sam 4 Review – The Fourth Encounter
Technical issues and tired tropes aside, Serious Sam 4 is a largely successful synthesis of the series’ disparate identities. In Serious…
Total War: Three Kingdoms Review – The New Romantics
You’re facing down the scattered remnants of the last, great Han warlords, and your entire adult life so far has…
The Survivalists review — Too much monkey business
The Survivalists is an adventure sandbox offering from Team 17, the makers of The Escapists games. You can expect a…
Mortal Kombat 11 Review – The Right Fight
The new big bad in Mortal Kombat is named Kronika, and she’s causing a ruckus by messing with time and…
Tennis World Tour 2 review — Double fault
The original Tennis World Tour had just about the worst launch a new franchise could ever expect. It was reportedly…
Pendragon Review – History Repeating
Pendragon is a fascinating but flawed experiment in procedural narrative. Legends are slippery things. One tells of Arthur, the once…
Sheepo review — Eggcelent pacifist Metroid-like
Sometimes less is more. Sure, it’s plenty of fun to farm enemies for rare drops and hit walls while hoping…
Persona Q2 Review – You Oughta Be In Pictures
It looks like the 3DS’s time in the spotlight is over. We’ve seen 3DS support dwindle over the past few…