Review: A charming, beautiful, but slow-paced adventure awaits in Eastward
Putting a modern twist on retro mechanics, Eastward has superlative pixel art and music but will be excessively talkative for some players
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Review: EA goes for a risk-free play with Madden NFL 22
The yearly release model does Madden 22 no favors and it’s a safe of a bet as it can be for Electronic Arts.
Review: Go explosivo or go home in Far Cry 6
Juan Cortez’s rule number 526: if stealth can’t cut it, just drive a tank in and call it a day.
Review: Industria is a short but definitely sweet, nicely atmospheric shooter
Industria is a short experience, but is an enjoyable and varied playthrough.
Review: Hot Wheels Unleashed is better than it has any right to be
Hot Wheels Unleashed might be extremely simple, but it’s got plenty to keep you busy if you’re looking for a fun arcade racer.
Review: El Shaddai is consistently beautiful, but its gameplay is underwhelmingly bland
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is truly a unique game, and despite its bland gameplay, feels like a genuine cult classic.
Review: Steel Assault can be frustrating at times but is still a blast to play
Zenovia Interactive’s debut game Steel Assault is a challenging retro platformer with some cool mechanics and a teeth-clenching level of challenge.
Review: Drive your troubles away by becoming a mailman and enjoying the backwood Oregon in Lake
Concept games like Lake are great for what they are and for how long they last you. You shouldn’t come to them expecting to be blown away, but for what they aim to present.
Review: Button City is a cute and wholesome good time
With the sudden rise of “wholesome games” as a brand (over the past year especially), it’s easier than ever to find lightweight, comforting works to check out, so much so that your options are surprisingly vast. Of them, Button City has been among those in the spotlight for a while and it’s easy to see…
Review: Humankind lets you experience cultural evolution and revolution as you race to the stars
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