2.5
Danger Zone Review: Dead on Arrival
Danger Zone's lack of personality and depth holds back the cathartic joy of smashing cars into one another.
2.5
4.5
RiME Review: From Small Beginnings
The first time you play Rime you might spend a lot of time pointing out the heavy handed influences from other games. You might think the main character looks and moves like the boy in ICO, or that some of the ...
4.0
The Sexy Brutale Review: Groundhog Day
Repetition is not a four letter word in The Sexy Brutale.
4.3
Day of Infamy Review: I am Become Death
Day of Infamy is a solidly designed shooter with visceral combat that requires teamwork and effective communication to succeed.
3.6
Death Squared Review: Murder by Numbers
Death Squared is a charming co-op puzzle game that infuses precise teamwork to frustrating trial and error level design. It draws several parallels between the Portal series in both tone and structure but doesn...
3.5
Dystoria Review: Pew Pew
With its bumping techno soundtrack, nostalgic 80's art style, and modernized arcade gameplay, Dystoria brings a refreshing take on a classic gaming genre.
3.6
Maize Review: Corny Jokes
Maize serves a hearty meal of absurdist humor with some basic puzzle solving elements.
4.8
Gears of War 4 Review: Family Ties
Gears of War 4 won’t surprise anyone. It relies heavily on the established formula that the original trilogy perfected in the last console generation. No, Microsoft and The Coalition haven’t reinvented the whe...
1.5
Syndrome Review: In Space, No One Should Get Near This Game
Syndrome is a game hampered by atrocious design and a recycled sci-fi horror setting.
4.5
Steve Jackson’s Sorcery Part 4 Review: Was it All Worth it?
Sorcery! Part 4 breaks through the problems of the other parts thanks to ever-evolving game design and a satisfying conclusion to the Analander's quest.
4.8
Forza Horizon 3 review: On the Road Again
Much like it’s predecessors, Forza Horizon 3 is not a racing game. Sure, there are cars and you’ll benefit from placing first in the occasional competition but Playground Games latest is firmly in the simulatio...
4.5
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided review – Bells and Whistles
A lot has changed in the sixteen years since the Deus Ex made it’s debut. Games like Metal Gear Solid and Dishonored have taken the idea of player choice and stealth to new heights and it’s becoming even harder...
You should really experience Playdead’s Inside
Much like with Limbo before it, Playdead has crafted what can only be considered a modern classic. It’s emotional, remarkably smart and will stick with you long after the credits have rolled.
PS4 Universal Media Remote review
I have a lot of remotes in my house. There's the one for my cable box, the one for my TV, my Apple TV remote...the one for my sound bar oh and the controllers for each system I have. Note, I've got a universal ...
3.6
‘The Magic Circle’ Review: Meta Game
"The Magic Circle" does a great job at delivering its message through a stunning visual art style and strong voice acting.
4.0
Sorcery Part III Review: The Hunt for the Seven Snakes
"Steve Jackson's Sorcery Part 3" mixes time travel in an open world to bring an unprecedented level of creativity to the franchise.
4.5
‘Offworld Trading Company’ Review: Market Capitalization
Through ingenious design, straight forward gameplay and deep mechanics "Offworld Trading Company" nails the art of the corporate takeover.
2.8
Ashes of the Singularity Review: Transhumanist divide
"Ashes of the Singularity" might attract some RTS purists, but it's an exercise in patience rather than a thrilling strategic experience.
3.3
‘Forced Showdown’ Review: Melting Pot
Forced Showdown is a weird mix of genres that works surprisingly well despite a notable lack of depth in everything it tries to do.
4.5
Dark Souls III Review: Scars
Whenever I think of Dark Souls, I think of the scene in Jaws where the crew are sitting around the table comparing scars. They’re talking about the scars that serve as souvenirs from each of their greatest batt...
