Review: Discover even more retro portable goodness with NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.2 delivers an eclectic selection of some of the best portable games made by SNK and Capcom.
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Review: The Chant has you fighting your inner demons as you look to cure your mind
A hideaway retreat turns into a living nightmare for a young woman with a traumatic past in The Chant.
Review: Shadows of Rose is limited but still satisfying expansion to Resident Evil Village
Resident Evil Village Gold Edition introduces a new chapter to the story in the form of Shadows of Rose, a twisting trip through a few of the main game’s most iconic locations in a new adventure starring a new character with special powers and a whole lot of questions.
Review: The action is slicker than ever in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
Despite its sense of familiarity and a few missteps, this is a sure hit for a series that needs one.
Review: Shatter returns in remastered form and is as good as ever
A classic of the brick-breaking genre makes a comeback and is just as good now as it was in 2009.
Review: Fame, Fortune, and tons of Frogurt: that’s what New Tales from the Borderlands is about
New Tales from the Borderlands tries its best to recapture the magic that made Telltale Games’ adventures such a hit.
Review: Brilliant Cultic joins the top tier of retro shooters
With great level design and crunchy combat, this one-man project is essential for “boomer shooter” fans.
Review: Scorn is gruesome, graphic and grotesque, but also somewhat frustrating
If you enjoy a grisly and gory game and are up for some Myst-like puzzles, Scorn has got you covered.
Review: The surreal, absurdist comedy of Betrayal At Club Low is a riot
You would not believe the night I had at Club Low.
Review: The shadow of the bat looms large over Gotham Knights
Despite some frustrating design decisions in Gotham Knights, WB Games Montréal deliver a very playable twist on the Arkham formula.