Review Archives – Page 20 Of 92

Review: Grandia HD Collection finally arrives on more consoles

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 26, 2024April 28, 202505 mins

Four and a half years after its initial release on PC and Switch, Grandia HD Collection lands on Xbox and PlayStation bringing Game Arts’ classic RPG duo.

Review: Playing Kingdom Come Deliverance on Switch isn’t as bad as you think

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 25, 2024March 25, 202405 mins

Kingdom Come Deliverance is yet another Switch miracle, but you should temper your expectations before diving in.

Review: Classified: France ‘44 goes through the tactical motions

Andy JohnsonMarch 22, 2024March 22, 202405 mins

Classified: France ‘44 transplants familiar turn-based tactics to World War II, to merely adequate effect.

Review: Star Wars Battlefront Classic Collection takes you back to the gritty side of the saga

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 21, 2024March 17, 202407 mins

Star Wars had never been as down in the dirt as it was in the Battlefront games, and it’s now time to do it all over again. Will you heed the call of duty?!

Review: The Legend of Steel Empire is a decent addition to the Switch’s extensive arcade shooter library

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 20, 2024April 28, 202504 mins

The Legend of Steel Empire is yet another addition to the retro shooter genre on the Switch.

Review: Against all odds, Contra Operation Galuga is in fact a shockingly good game

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 18, 2024March 18, 202406 mins

The boys are back and they’ve brought in some friends along for the ride in Contra Operation Galuga.

Review: Balatro will eat you alive and spit you out, and you’ll love it

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 15, 2024March 15, 202405 mins

Balatro is in equal measures a sensational and maddening roguelike deck-building experience that will keep you going for that all-so-close high score for hours upon hours.

Review: Star Wars Dark Forces Remaster is yet another NightDive retro triumph

Eduardo ReboucasMarch 8, 2024April 28, 202508 mins

Nightdive’s treatment of Star Wars Dark Forces, one of the greatest first-person shooters ever, sets the bar even higher for future retro re-releases.