Review: Construction sim Roadcraft is an absorbing anti-Snowrunner
Saber Interactive’s latest simulation cleverly inverts the gameplay of their cult hit Snowrunner.
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Frostpunk’s The Last Autumn DLC is a tense race against the inevitable
The Last Autumn sets up the events that preceded the arrival of the long winter by providing one of the toughest scenarios yet seen in Frostpunk.
Review: The Invincible is a slow but thoughtfully atmospheric story
While the hard sci-fi story is consistently interesting, the slow pace of The Invincible may be frustrating for some.
Mario Golf: World Tour Review
Mario has taken just about every job but plumbing past his introduction on what now seems forever ago, back in Donkey Kong. And while his stint as a doctor has garnered a legion of fans over the years, his best titles are in the sports department. Outside of the hugely successful Mario Kart series, which…
Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night – First impressions
From the moment you start up the game, you’re treated to a veritable feast for the senses. Your meal begins in earnest with a moonlight drenched ominous castle looming in the background of the title screen. Your journey begins on a galleon bound for said castle, where we learn our young and rather well-endowed protagonist,…
Review: GrimGrimoire OnceMore is a beautiful encore of an overlooked gem
A surprising mix of RTS and RPG, GrimGrimoire is one of the PlayStation 2’s most gorgeous games, and now it’s making a return in HD form.
Review: Edge of Eternity is not quite as final of a fantasy
Edge of Eternity is an ambitious J-RPG style game from a small studio with a big vision.
Review: You asked for it! Scott Pilgrim Vs The World: The Game is back
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The Division 2 is a fantastic sequel that builds upon and far surpasses the original game
The Division 2 really surprised me. After an initial five or so hours of simply being okay with how it turned out, the later portion of my leveling experience turned out to be a blast.
Submerged Review – Sink or Swim
The 2001 film A.I: Artificial Intelligence, is a fascinating, if flawed film. What the film does have in spades is memorable set pieces. In one such example, the robot boy David and his robot friend Gigolo Joe (Haley Joel Osment and Jude Law respectively) fly across a flooded Manhattan, the abandoned skyscrapers jutting out of…