Game of the Year 2024: Best Old Game
Game of the year continues with a look back at some of the older games we played this year.
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Sleeping Dogs Review
It was a miracle that Sleeping Dogs was even at E3 last year. The game was developed by United Front Games and scheduled to be published by Activision under the title, True Crime: Hong Kong. However, the game had been cancelled as the juggernaut publisher lost confidence in the ability to break into the crowded open-world crime game market…
Star Wars Outlaws is an incredible pickup for Switch 2 owners
Ubisoft’s crack at one of the most profitable franchises around runs surprisingly well on Switch 2, making Star Wars Outlaws a great game to own on Nintendo’s new system.
Cthulhu paid a little visit to Mars as I explored Moons of Madness during E3
What’s the deal with Mars and all the spooky stuff happening over there all the time?
Come play Ghost Recon Breakpoint and have an island adventure, they said…
Ghost Recon Breakpoint manages to tick all of the boxes for a modern Ubisoft game and at the same time if fails at what makes an open-world adventure fun thanks to meaningless progression, bugs, and an overall lack of identity.
Review: Teslagrad 2 is an electrifying sequel to a brilliant platformer
An ever better game than its predecessor, Teslagrad 2 is a surprise release that keeps on giving.
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War might read like fan faction, but it’s your story that counts
Middle-Earth: Shadow of Mordor was easily one of the best games of 2014. It was a fresh take on the concept of open world, not only introducing one of the coolest character development mechanic in the Nemesis system, also combining some of the best elements of other games into one hell of a Lord of…
Review: Company of Heroes 3 is a brilliant, if imperfect, return for the strategy series
The not-so-dynamic Italian campaign is a poor framework for Company of Heroes 3, but the battles themselves are more gripping than ever.
Review: They have no mouths, but they must sing in Maid of Sker
Maid of Sker doesn’t break the mold of traditional survival horror, but it executes its formula with proficient aplomb.
Review: War has changed, a bit, in challenging Jagged Alliance 3
Despite rough edges and a steep learning curve, the tactical series returns in force with Jagged Alliance 3.