Review: What Alaskan Road Truckers lacks in polish it makes up with charm
Hauling cargo has never been like it is in Alaskan Road Truckers.
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Review: Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy does little to change the series’ core formula
While the basic gameplay remains the same, Trine 5 manages to be yet another quality game in the long-running platforming puzzle franchise.
Review: Dave the Diver is one of the best games you can get on the Switch
Dave the Diver is one of the best pick ups for the Switch this year.
Review: Air Twister is the successor to Space Harrier we never knew we wanted
Air Twister is a continuation of Space Harrier and Panzer Dragoon in everything but name, carrying with it the same qualities and faults of the original game, now on modern platforms.
Review: Hellboy: Web of Wyrd perfectly captures the feel of the comics in videogame form
A mix of roguelite and brawler elements along with a lovingly accurate portrayal of Mignola’s art style make Hellboy: Web of Wyrd a fun diversion for fans of the comics and newcomers alike.
Review: Marvel’s Spider-Man 2 builds upon the merits and inherits the faults of the original game
It’s more of Insomniac’s take on superhero games, and in Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, it’s now two-fold!
Review: A DS horror classic returns with Dementium: The Ward, just in time for Halloween
Dementium: The Ward is back and it’s exactly as you remember it, because, well, it is just that.
Review: Wargroove 2’s greatest strength lies in its roguelite mode
Wargroove 2 is an excellent Advance Wars-like that brings new and fun gameplay features, making it a very welcome addition to the Switch library.
BGS 2023: Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is as insane as expected, and then some
The Sega booth at Brasil Game Show 2023 is home to a particularly amazing demo of the newest chapter in Like a Dragon, Infinite Wealth, starring everyone’s favorite hustler Kasuga, and friends.
BGS 2023: Sonic Superstars brings back the chunky Sonic we all know and love
Sonic’s new game is a love letter to the franchise’s past, particularly the Blue Blur’s adventures on the Sega Mega Drive, but keen observers are sure to find homages to the Dreamcast era as well in Sonic Superstars.