Review: Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii is the craziest the series has ever been
Goro Majima’s first solo adventure is positively insane and an absolute blast to play.
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Review: Rise of the Ronin’s stylish open-world action arrives on PC
Long-time fans of Team Ninja’s titles should certainly enjoy all that Rise of the Ronin has to offer, but others may want to wait for a few more patches before diving in.
Review: Monster Hunter Wilds will melt your PC and you’ll still ask for seconds
Monster Hunter Wilds is a beast of a game filled with incredible hunts and beautiful environments to explore… if your computer can handle its state at launch.
Review: Carmen Sandiego is another reliable, if simple, instalment in the long-running edutainment franchise
Carmen Sandiego is broadly decent, but it feels like it should have gone a step further, both in its throwback homage to the original game, and in its modernization efforts.
Thy Will Be Done: Our Editors Rundown on Kingdom Come: Deliverance II
Eduardo and Gareth discuss their experiences with exploring the medieval landscapes of Bohemia in Kingdom Come: Deliverance II.
Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate gets some welcome DLC
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is an enjoyable multiplayer roguelike starring one of entertainment’s most long lasting franchises and it’s now getting some DLC, bringing Casey Jones into the game.
Review: The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak 2 almost fumbles its delivery
All thanks to a needless mechanic that dumbs and downplays the otherwise dramatic events of the game.
Review: Door Kickers 2 makes an impressive entry with its real-time tactics
After years in development hell and early access, this belated sequel is on target.
Review: X-Out: Resurfaced is the deepest of dives into the retro shoot ’em up genre
X-Out: Resurfaced has unique enough of a theme to make it stand out among the many other genre offerings out on the eShop.
Review: The Stone of Madness is a highly distinctive, but flawed tactics game
The makers of Blasphemous switch genres and mine Spain’s gaming history with The Stone of Madness.