Review: South Park Snow Day is anything but a reason to be glad school’s out
We’re goin’ down to South Park gonna have an awful time with this game.
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Review: You wanted more Dragon’s Dogma? Then Dragon’s Dogma 2 is sure to please you
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a re-thread of what made the original such a beloved and at the same time maligned RPG.
Review: Rise of the Ronin is Team Ninja’s take on an open-world soulslike
Team Ninja’s latest is an ambitious open-world samurai drama set in one of Japan’s most turbulent periods.
Benoit Sokal’s Amerzone to be remade by Microids
Amerzone – The Explorer’s Legacy is being remade and will hit consoles and the PC later this year.
Review: Shiver me timbers, Skull and Bones has finally come out and it’s a game indeed!
Avast ye landlubbers! There’s enough pirate booty in Skull and Bones to fill the coffers of the entire Spanish Armada.
Review: Top Racer Collection is a great drive down memory lane
QUByte Interactive’s Top Racer Collection brings three of the most beloved 16-bit racers that certainly left their mark back in the day.
Review: Boisterous Helldivers 2 is a silly, ridiculous multiplayer time with friends
Arrowhead’s newest multiplayer slaughterfest Helldivers 2 is a blast to play thanks to its over-the-top presentation, hilariously chaotic moment-to-moment gameplay and excellent team mechanics.
So far delivering democracy in Helldivers 2 has been pretty great
Arrowhead Studios’ Helldivers 2 is one hell of a cooperative multiplayer game, and even its ‘games as a service’ hooks were not enough to keep players away from having a good time asserting liberty throughout the known galaxy.
Review: Immortality continues to be a very unique gameplay experience, now out on PlayStation 5
Half Mermaid Productions’ hit investigation game Immortality is now out on PS5 and playing as an armchair video sleuth is certainly an engrossing affair.
Review: Consistently violent, The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered poses many questions but offers few answers
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered offers a game overflowing with a veritable downpour of tragedies, but the biggest one may be actually playing the game itself.