Review: Elsie is a fresh take of the Mega Man formula
A game full of energy and great gameplay, Elsie plays with the established norms of the genre in neat ways.
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Review: Trine 5: A Clockwork Conspiracy does little to change the series’ core formula
While the basic gameplay remains the same, Trine 5 manages to be yet another quality game in the long-running platforming puzzle franchise.
Review: Building the new Saints Row crew will take a LOT of work
Saints Row tries to reboot the franchise but stumbles in its delivery, with bland, dated, and repetitive gameplay.
SGDQ 2019 has just raised a record-shattering 3 million dollars for charity
Games Done Quick has just beat their all-time record early this morning when Summer Games Done Quick 2019 destroyed the 3 million dollar mark during their final run, an impeccable ‘all quests’ playthrough of Chrono Trigger. The crowd was at their feet and screaming as the number got closer and closer, and when the counter…
Review: Hellboy: Web of Wyrd perfectly captures the feel of the comics in videogame form
A mix of roguelite and brawler elements along with a lovingly accurate portrayal of Mignola’s art style make Hellboy: Web of Wyrd a fun diversion for fans of the comics and newcomers alike.
Review: Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is a cute tribute to Ubisoft’s banana-haired mascot
Our hero Rayman sure looks as spiffy today as he did in 1995, eh?
Review: Enjoy a breaktime boomer shooter with Impaler
With its small price and stark simplicity, Impaler is one-man project built for short sessions.
Ratchet and Clank Video Review
We’ve got another fresh video review from Alex Jackson! This time, he sets his sights on the new (old?) Ratchet and Clank, out now on the PlayStation 4.
Review: The Outer Worlds on Switch is definitely something else
Limited and problematic in many ways, The Outer Worlds lands a technically ambitious Switch port.
Styx: Master of Shadows Review
Styx: Master of Shadows, from Cyanide Studio, feels at odds with itself. It’s a stealth game that tries to court two different schools of stealth design: the modern open-ended approach and the classic rigidness of trial and error. For a while, it strikes a fine balance between the two, giving you plenty of room to…