Dirt Rally 2.0 goes many extra miles to become one of Codesmasters’ best yet
Dirt Rally 2.0 provides one of the most thrilling racing experiences you’re likely to find.
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The Raven – Legacy of a Master Thief Review
The episodic model seems to the be steadily becoming the standard for point-and-click adventure games. Ever since Telltale Games practically mastered the craft, all sorts of adventure game makers have been aping the model to varying degrees of success. It’s a tough structure to pull off. One of the latest games to take a crack…
Elden Ring: Nightreign is an unexpected but welcome surprise
FromSoftware’s multiplayer spin-off of Elden Ring is a fun surprise that works better than expected.
Awesomenauts Assemble Review
The term MOBA – or online multiplayer battle arena – is one of the least descriptive genre names in video games. It’s as obtuse as many of the games occupying that space. Awesomenauts, however, is different. Instead of being complex and near indecipherable for the first hundred hours, it’s simple and straightforward. It’s a MOBA…
Devolver brought ‘The Thing’ like horror to E3 with Carrion
Carrion is a very cool take on an established formula.
Andy’s Top Games of 2023
Andy was so excited about his list that he forgot to write this part!
Blood Bowl 2 Review – Unnecessary roughness
Personally, American football has always been a double edged sword to me. On one of its sharp ends, it’s a sport that’s relatively easy to follow and understand, while on the other, the matches take way too long and their pacing is incredibly boring to me. So after hearing about the original Blood Bowl and how…
King and Queen agree: Kingdom Come: Deliverance is an ambitious rhapsody
Kingdom Come: Deliverance is a game that showed lots of promise right from the very first time I checked it out at E3 2016. Even at that point in time, where developer Warhorse Studios was only had a few concept renders to visually show it off, it was clear that Deliverance was a deeply ambitious…
Review: Flintlock is an explosive “Souls-lite”
Flintlock’s “Souls-lite” approach isn’t without flaws, but ultimately works.
Superhot Review – Bullet time
If you played the original prototype of Superhot, the final game is simply more of that. And, frankly, that’s all it needed to be. The game jam version’s clever use of time manipulation resulted in a fun and stylish take on first-person shooting that had a ton of potential. It was easy to see how…