No Longer Home, like Gone Home before it, proves the adage “you can’t go home again” remains as true as ever.
Review: Dreamscaper is slow to start, but worth the investment
Dreamscaper takes a bit of time to really get going, but provides plenty of satisfying action once it does.
Review: Foreclosed has nothing to do with mortgages and everything to do with cyberpunk atmosphere
While its mundane combat lets it down, Foreclosed is an intriguing – if brief – cyberpunk adventure
Review: Samurai Warriors 5 is completely ridiculous, and that’s what makes it so entertaining
Samurai Warriors 5 is a satisfying hack-and-slash with plenty of replayability.
Review: Capcom makes a true turnabout case with The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
Once a Japan-only exclusive, The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is now finally making its way worldwide on PC, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch.
Review: Back for more with Streets of Rage 4: Mr. X Nightmare
Mr. X Nightmare brings a host of new fun options to Streets of Rage 4.
Review: Be a good crow now and knock on Death’s Door
A grim reaper crow, many souls to collect and one hell of an adventure await you in Death’s Door.
Review: Guilty Gear Strive attempts to make the series more approachable and is mostly successful
Despite some failings in its tutorial, Guilty Gear Strive is ultimately a more approachable entry in the series.
Review: Painting the town bloody neon red in Scarlet Nexus
Scarlet Nexus’ stylish combat and gorgeous presentation more than make up for the game’s convoluted and gibberish-filled story.
Review: Once more into the garden of madness in No More Heroes and its sequel on PC
Following a port to the Nintendo Switch in 2020, SUDA51’s cult hack-and-slash No More Heroes games receive a surprising but welcome PC release.