Review: Deliver At All Costs is run over by its baffling story
Deliver At All Costs has an overwritten, uninvolving tale undermines a solid driving game.
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Review: Fame, Fortune, and tons of Frogurt: that’s what New Tales from the Borderlands is about
New Tales from the Borderlands tries its best to recapture the magic that made Telltale Games’ adventures such a hit.
Review: Star Racer é a essência de F-Zero e diverte muito em corridas arcade
Aperte os cintos e pise fundo, Star Racer traz corridas desafiadoras e divertidas.
The Swindle Review – Pressed for time
Everything has led to this moment. The Devil’s Basilisk – the London police department’s most advanced AI system – lay before me. After countless heists and meticulous planning, I’d finally reached the end with 27 days to spare. I hack the Basilisk’s last layer of security, grab the metal heart from its housing, and make…
Game of the Year 2024: Biggest Disappointment
For our sole ignoble Game of the Year award, we take a look at this year’s most resounding disappointment in the gaming sphere.
Rage 2 fails to capitalize on what it does best and it’s bogged by what it does worst
id Software and Avalanche Studios’ latest feels at odds with itself: it’s an excellent action game that loses a lot of its momentum thanks to the back and forth of its tedious open-world structure.
Thimbleweed Park Review – Feels just like home
Games have tried to play with fourth wall breaking ever since their inception, and for better or for worse, designers have continuously attempted to inject interactivity between characters and players with varies degrees of success over the years. While it would be a disservice to creators Ron Gilbert and Gary Winick to say that their…
Review: It’s About Time we got Crash Bandicoot 4
Crash Bandicoot 4 does what the series is best at by providing a hefty challenge, and some smart additions to gameplay make it ever more playable than previous entries.
Untitled Goose Game: A Honking Good Time
An excellent palate-cleanser of a game, which brings some much needed levity into dark times.
Obsidian sets sail for open sea pirate antics in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire
The sequel to Pillars of Eternity starts out as about as epic as a sequel can: it’s the aftermath of the events of the previous game, and the player character is on the brink of death after their ship got attacked at sea by the demonic god who you supposedly offed. Having had a little…