Vincent gets himself into even more trouble in Catherine: Full Body
Catherine’s puzzle sections are still as fun as ever thanks to some clever additions. On the other hand, the dialogue and characterizations have not aged as well.
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Sharpen your swords and polish your armor, get ready for Nioh 2: The Complete Edition
Nioh 2: The Complete Edition is an even leaner and meaner version of the conclusion of Koei Tecmo’s samurai epic.
Indivisible is a role-playing fighting game combo that you’ll definitely want to land
Lab Zero’s latest release is a really unique RPG that’s well worth diving into.
Killer Queen Black is tense and thrilling
The arcade hit makes its way to the comfort of your own home splendidly.
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.
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Review
The LEGO games have been enthralling gamers for years, with their addictive mix of collectability and puzzle based platforming, capturing some of the most successful franchises in media history, such as Lord of the Rings, Marvel Super Heroes, and Star Wars. Traveler’s Tales newest entry in the canon of buildable worlds is LEGO Batman 3:…
Review: Another Crab’s Treasure is an accessible soulslike you’re sure to love
Even if you hate the genre, there’s a good chance you’ll enjoy Another Crab’s Treasure thanks to its bevvy of accessibility features.
Even improbability could not stop Cuphead from shining on the Switch
Cuphead is an instant classic that is a mandatory buy to anyone who’s looking for a fun and lasting game to play on their Switch.
140 Review
Video games and rhythm never cease to go together flawlessly, especially so with games that use it creatively, or at least intelligently. 140 from developer Jeppe Carlsen falls under the latter. It’s a minimalist platformer that ties basic jumping puzzles to the beat of music, testing not only your reflexes and dexterity but your sense…
Gears Tactics zooms the franchise out to a new genre
What it misses in dew rags it more than makes up in weird hair styling choices.