Reviews Archives – Page 28 Of 129

Review: Balatro will eat you alive and spit you out, and you’ll love it

Eduardo Reboucas15 March 202415 March 202405 mins

Balatro is in equal measures a sensational and maddening roguelike deck-building experience that will keep you going for that all-so-close high score for hours upon hours.

Review: Death of a Wish is full of righteous fury

Callum Rakestraw11 March 202425 April 2025010 mins

The sequel to the excellent Lucah: Born of a Dream is a stylish action game that’s as heartfelt as it is intense.

Review: Star Wars Dark Forces Remaster is yet another NightDive retro triumph

Eduardo Reboucas8 March 202428 April 202508 mins

Nightdive’s treatment of Star Wars Dark Forces, one of the greatest first-person shooters ever, sets the bar even higher for future retro re-releases.

Review: Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is a masterclass of retro shooter level design

Andy Johnson7 March 20246 March 202405 mins

Wrath: Aeon of Ruin is not the most imaginative retro FPS, but is elevated by its solid fundamentals and often stunning levels.

Review: Shiver me timbers, Skull and Bones has finally come out and it’s a game indeed!

Felicity Chevalier6 March 20246 March 202406 mins

Avast ye landlubbers! There’s enough pirate booty in Skull and Bones to fill the coffers of the entire Spanish Armada.

Review: Top Racer Collection is a great drive down memory lane

Eduardo Reboucas5 March 202428 April 202506 mins

QUByte Interactive’s Top Racer Collection brings three of the most beloved 16-bit racers that certainly left their mark back in the day.

Review: Sixty Four is an addictive incremental game which feels honed in a lab

Gareth Brading3 March 20244 March 202404 mins

Sixty Four merges an excellent visual style with a solid upgrade path and interesting meta-narrative to provide a satisfyingly addictive time-sink.

Review: Getting back to the dirt with Expeditions

Eduardo Reboucas29 February 202429 February 202406 mins

Expeditions: A MudRunner Game expands an already vast playing field with new tools and scenarios, but can still be a hard sell for newcomers to the series.