Review: Relive some swashbuckling gaming classics in the Wonder Boy Collection
The Wonder Boy Collection offers ports of entries that highlight the very best and worst that the series has to offer.
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Review: Be sure to save up your tokens for Pac-Man Museum+… you’re gonna need them.
It’s not like Pac-Man was ever gone, but I guess he’s back… again… in Pac-Man Museum+.
Review: Card Shark captures the thrill of cheating and getting away with it
Scamming the rich and powerful? Always a good time.
Review: Silt is a moody puzzler with a wonderfully foreboding atmosphere
Silt is a brilliantly atmospheric adventure puzzle game, which allows you to explore a fantastically realized underwater labyrinth.
Review: Rebellion hit the target with greatly refined stealth action in Sniper Elite 5
Sniper Elite 5’s solo and multiplayer modes are equally enthralling in this accomplished entry in a series which has steadily improved over the years.
Review: In Dolmen no one can hear you scream
Dolmen is a sci-fi Souls-like action adventure game that spent many years in development and it definitely shows.
Review: Loot River is Dark Souls meets Tetris and it somehow works
It’s a compelling pitch that Loot River successfully delivers on.
Review: With a heavy emphasis on atmosphere, Trek to Yomi is a flawed visual showpiece
Trek to Yomi fails to rise above its issues with repetitive combat, despite its beautiful presentation that emulates old samurai flicks.
Review: The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe makes the premiere comedy walk-’em-up even better
The end really is never the end with The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe.
Review: République: Anniversary Edition is a new way to experience this Metal Gear-inspired stealth adventure
République certainly scratches a similar Metal Gear Solid itch, but its rather confusing controls and frustrating camera system may hamper your enjoyment.