Wreckfest Review: Crashing The Party
If there’s anything to be learned from a game like Wreckfest, it’s that thrashing around old bangers, running opponents into…
Earthfall Review: An Inferior Invasion
Leave it for dead. It’d be easy to dismiss Earthfall as nothing more than a Left 4 Dead clone, and you wouldn’t be wrong…
Port Royale 4 review — Rudderless boats
Port Royale 4 is a trading/economic management game set in the Caribbean during the Age of Sail. It’s from developer…
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout Review – Jelly Bean Gladiators
Fall Guys’ charming presentation and approachable mechanics make it the most welcoming battle royale yet, with just a few blemishes…
Ring of Pain review — Go luck yourself
It’s truly rare for me to find a game that makes me feel the way Ring of Pain does. On…
Windbound review — Into the wind, slowly
A rogue-lite built around sailing is a great idea. Windbound has a fair amount of those. But there are some big problems.…
Destroy All Humans Review – Two Arms, Two Legs, And An Attitude
I love two types of sci-fi stories: the ones that are very dark and heavy with themes about humanity’s failures,…
Can You Still Play Fortnite On iOS And Android?
If you still have Fortnite installed on iOS and Android, can you still play it? What if you’ve never had…
Twin Mirror review — I saw him on the stairs, we spoke of was and when
The struggle between objectivity and sentimentality is even more relevant in today’s turbulent news cycle than it’s been in recent…
Horizon Zero Dawn review – And none of them knew they were robots
What do I even say about a three-and-a-half year old game that has already sold over 10 million copies? I…