Another Crab's Treasure Review: Where The Seaweed Is Always Deadlier
"Another Crab's Treasure" is a charming nautical spin on the Soulslike genre for players new and old.
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No Rest For The Wicked Early Access Review: Welcome To The Wickedness
"No Rest for the Wicked" has some work to do, but it's an enjoyable experience in its current Early Access state.
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Children Of The Sun Review: A Shot Worth Taking
With an innovative approach to gameplay and a striking aesthetic, it's easy to see "Children of the Sun" becoming a cult classic in its own right.
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Princess Peach: Showtime! Review - A Sparkling Gem In The Nintendo Crown
As a kid-centric title, "Princess Peach: Showtime!" gives Peach her long-overdue spotlight, wrapping it up in a bow and presenting it with a standing ovation.
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Alone In The Dark Review: A Dim Light In The Horror Genre
Despite the hype, "Alone in the Dark" is not the revival the series deserved, but it's not a complete descent into madness either.
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The Outlast Trials Review: A Spooky Soirée (With Friends)
"The Outlast Trials" morphs the franchise's solitary terror into a shared spooky adventure, diluting the dread but not totally dismantling it.
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WWE 2K24 Review: Continuing The Legacy
"WWE 2K24" doesn't just meet the high bar set by "WWE 2K23", it raises it, ensuring fans old and new will find something to cheer about.
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Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster Review - A New Hope For Old Software
"Star Wars: Dark Forces Remaster" holds up to the enduring appeal of the "Star Wars" universe and the timeless joy of blasting Stormtroopers in the face.
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Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League Review - A Heroic Attempt Surrounded By Kryptonite
Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League could have been a genre-defining moment but instead serves as a chaotic tale of ambition clashing with execution.
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Tekken 8 Review: A Resounding Uppercut To The Heart Of Franchise Fatigue
Tekken 8 is a high-speed joyride into a future where fighting genre nostalgia meets innovation head-on.
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Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review - All Rise
The "Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy"is a collection that blends detective work with law and order, all wrapped up in a quirky, animated package.
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Prince Of Persia: The Lost Crown Review - A New Jewel In Ubisoft's Crown
"Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown" is more than just a great new entry in the franchise. It's a full-on return to form for one of Ubisoft's crown jewels.
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Three Minutes To Eight Review: A Pixelated Race Against Time
Three Minutes To Eight pushes the boundaries of storytelling and gameplay mechanics, even if it doesn't always succeed in delivering a cohesive experience.
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Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising Review - A Shiny New Coat On A Familiar Fighter
While it doesn't revolutionize the series, Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising certainly enhances it, offering a richer, more varied experience.
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Super Mario RPG Review: A Timeless Classic Reimagined
"Super Mario RPG" is a faithful remake that skillfully brings a classic into the modern era, making it great for newcomer or veteran alike.
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Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 Review - Running On Empty
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 is fun enough, but the game we didn't ask for is marred by an uninspired campaign, microtransactions, and lack of innovation.
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Jusant Review: A Journey Upwards And Inwards
With its stunning visuals, poignant narrative, and unique gameplay, Jusant deserves its near-perfect score and a consideration as an honorable mention for GOTY.
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Marvel's Spider-Man 2 Review: A Web-Slinging Masterpiece
"Marvel's Spider-Man 2" is an absolute triumph with its gameplay, story-telling, and deep understanding of what makes Spider-Man such an enduring character.
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Ugly Review: Beautiful In Every Way
Puzzle platformer 'Ugly' takes you through an exciting whirlwind adventure that will have you obsessed with everything the indie game has to offer.
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Lies Of P Review: A Few Surprises Lie In Wait
The mechanics may be a little overwrought, and the fights can drag on, but unlike most Soulslikes, it's the story that will keep you coming back to "Lies of P."
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Mortal Kombat 1 Review: How Raiden Got His Groove Back
Garnering a justifiable near-perfect score, 'Mortal Kombat 1' is poised to redefine the fighting game landscape once again.
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Pathfinder: Gallowspire Survivors Early Access Review - Not Enough Pathfinder In Your Pathfinder
While the risk could potentially pay off, there's not enough "Pathfinder" in "Gallowspire Survivors" to successfully appeal to either of its target audiences.
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Chants Of Sennaar Review: Connecting Languages In A Gorgeous Way
With a heavy focus on pattern recognition and attention to detail, "Chants of Sennaar" is a puzzle game that will keep you entertained for hours.
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TOSS! Review: Monkeying Around In The Clouds
While it could use some tweaks, 'TOSS!' puts you in a fun world where the primal joy of swinging from tree to tree meets the futuristic thrill of VR gaming.
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Boti: Byteland Overclocked Review: A Nostalgic Byte Into Platforming
'Boti: Byteland Overclocked' is both refreshing and nostalgically familiar, offering a byte-tastic journey, albeit with a few glitches in its programming.
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NBA 2K24 Review: Back In The Game, For Better Or Worse
'NBA 2K24' brings a lot to the table this year. However, despite its advancements, it fails to move fully beyond the issues that have dogged it for years.
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ABRISS Review: Blast Corps For The Modern Era
"ABRISS" successfully offers physics-based destruction, fusing brutalist architectural inspirations with the visceral satisfaction of blowing everything up.
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