Spellbreak, the battlemage battle royale, needs some magic to fulfill its potential
Hopefully, time is the spell that fixes the frame rate.
Bleeding Edge is a melee Overwatch-like with dolphin mechs and old women
An impressive first showing.
Final Fantasy VII Remake fills the gaps between the original and your imagination
Final Fantasy VII, the way you thought you remembered it.
World of Horror channels Junji Ito, Lovecraft, and early Macintosh computers and it works
World of Horror combines the art style of Junji Ito with the 1-bit graphical aesthetic of early Macintosh games. Needless to say, this rogue-lite/adventure title is pretty niche. That’s not a bad thing, though. In forgoing the need to satisfy the taste of everyone, World of Horror has become a showcase dedicated to the art […]
Persona 5 Royal is the royal treatment fans probably want
Following the tradition of great extended cuts from Atlus.
Outriders is an aggressive yet disappointing loot shooter
A weird sci-fi mix of The Division 2, Mad Max, and Avatar.
Nioh 2 proves that it’s still the best non-From Soulslike series
The “other good Souls series” is back.
A Long Way Down is a spin on Slay the Spire that goes nowhere
I’d rather tear this thorn from my side.
Zombie Army 4 combines Nazi-killing with co-op comfort food
A brigade that’s not quite as strange.
Jurassic World Evolution: Return to Jurassic Park Preview | Nostalgia with substance
Prepare to go back to where it all started.
Carrion is interactive grindhouse horror straight out of a drive-in theater
It wants more than brains…
New roguelike UnderMine is a brilliant fusion of Binding of Isaac and Spelunky
Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, it’s back in the mine we go
Disintegration seems to mix Halo first-person shooting with Socom-style tactics well
It makes sense, given its roots.
Journey to the Savage Planet co-op multiplies the goofs without sacrificing its soul
Two is sometimes better than one.