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Review: It’s another glorious day in the Corps in Aliens: Dark Descent

Andy JohnsonJuly 4, 2023July 15, 2023010 mins

Aliens: Dark Descent captures the unique atmosphere of the 1986 film, and delivers a thrilling tactical experience.

Review: A legendary series finally comes to a close with Trails into Reverie

Eduardo ReboucasJune 30, 2023June 30, 2023018 mins

Trails into Reverie marks the end of one of gaming’s longest running, consecutive released series, with Trails of Cold Steel, and a fresh beginning for another if NIS America has anything to say about it.

Review: Zortch is an irresistible indie shooter morsel

Andy JohnsonJune 29, 2023June 28, 202306 mins

Largely made by a one-person team, retro FPS Zortch has a uniquely anarchic flavour.

Review: The journey to hell is quite familiar in Diablo IV

Felicity ChevalierJune 24, 2023June 26, 2023011 mins

Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.

Review: Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection puts a trio of classic RPGs back on the map

Eduardo ReboucasJune 23, 2023June 23, 2023015 mins

Atlus’ re-release of the first three games in the series through Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection isn’t the ideal compilation for these classic portable RPGs, but it’s the best one that we’re likely to get.

Review: Darkest Dungeon 2 challenges you to keep your sanity in check

Eduardo ReboucasJune 20, 2023June 20, 2023012 mins

There’s nothing out there quite like Darkest Dungeon 2, one of the moodiest game experiences you’re ever bound to have.

Review: It’s a marvel that Dead Island 2 is out and an even bigger one that it’s good

Eduardo ReboucasJune 16, 2023June 16, 2023014 mins

Following a novel-worthy journey through development hell, it’s a miracle that Dead Island 2 turned out as well as it did.

Review: Company of Heroes 3 is sleek, and a little blurry on Xbox Series S

Eduardo ReboucasJune 14, 2023April 28, 202507 mins

Relic’s Company of Heroes 3 makes a surprise landing on consoles with a port that makes smart use of controller shortcuts, which help make it stand toe-to-toe with its PC counterpart.