Review: A Highland Song paints a beautiful portrait of Scotland, but its gameplay can be frustrating
A Highland Song is frequently beautiful, elegiac and magical, but one’s tolerance for its somewhat uneven gameplay will impact enjoyment.
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Review: Even if you don’t like the movies, you should check out Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora
Derivative as it may be, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora is a visual spectacle that’s a whole lot of fun to play, and makes terrific use of the source material.
Review: 9 Years of Shadows brings a new twist to the genre
9 Years of Shadows manages to stick out among its brethren thanks to some creative solutions to combat and a gorgeous world to bring back color to.
Review: Last Train Home is the last big surprise of 2023
Ashborne Games’ Last Train Home is one of the most unique and captivating RTS and management experiences you are bound to have.
Review: Pinball M’s initial selection of paid tables is downright horrific in the best way possible
We take a look at Zen Studios’ Pinball M, a separate, mature-rated pinball platform and its launch run of tables based on popular properties such as The Thing and Child’s Play.
Review: Yuki’s Wish and Zagan’s Ritual are classy DLC additions to Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew
These DLCs for Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew provide a bittersweet but worthy swansong for Mimimi Games.
Review: SteamWorld Build is an easy-going city management and mining sim with Old West charm
SteamWorld Build is still a lovely merger of streamlined city-builder and dungeon delver.
Review: Jagged Alliance 3 gets a solid console port
Jagged Alliance 3 still feels like a PC game on console, but works admirably under its strict control limitations.
Review: Worldless’ stylish combat is sublime
Worldless captures the thrill of a good close fight.
Review: Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III holds its position in the FPS landscape
20 years into the series, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III uses multiplayer DNA to augment its solo gameplay.