Chinatown Detective Agency Review: A Brilliant But Buggy Noir Carmen Sandiego
Chinatown Detective Agency is a brilliant noir-style take on Carmen Sandiego and the point-and-click genre that is unfortunately brought down by bugs.
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Forgive Me Father Review: A Lovecraft Letter To 2.5D Shooters
Forgive Me Father is a Lovecraftian 2.5D first-person shooter that will satisfy those who love the challenge of the old Doom and Duke Nukem games.
Kombinera Review: A Colorful, Enjoyable Puzzler
Kombinera is a colorful puzzle game with plenty of charm and a fun central gameplay gimmick, but is let down slightly by imprecise controls.
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Switch Review - Sublime Story & Strategy
13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim remains compelling on Switch, with a seamless transition onto the platform making it well worth a look for new players.
Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition Review - Fond Memories & Few Updates
Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition collects the two Chrono Cross games with a remastered sheen, but very little has changed, for good and ill.
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Review - A Massive Star Wars Celebration
The world of LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga is massive and full of puzzles, collectibles, side missions, and hilarious takes on classic stories.
Cosmonious High Review: A Charming & Lively VR Adventure
Cosmonious High is a VR adventure where a new Prismi student balances classes with learning new powers that can help fix the malfunctioning school.
Weird West Review: A Wonderfully Rotten Wild West Experience
Weird West is a strange and dark immersive sim that matches compelling and at times frantic gameplay with an intoxicating world to explore.
Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between Review - A Reflective, Abstract Experience
Glitchhikers: The Spaces Between is a truly unique meditative gaming experience, with an intoxicating blend of surreal visuals and deep themes.
A Memoir Blue Review: Heart Without Words
A Memoir Blue tells an emotional if brief story without dialogue, successfully combining its visual and sound design for a complex tale of family.
Nightmare Reaper Review: Fun Retro Madness
Nightmare Reaper, developed and published by Blazing Bit Games, is a retro shooter that combines nostalgic design with satisfying gunplay and combat.
Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands Review: Tales From The Nerdy Lands
The way a loving D&D aesthetic and Borderlands' refined gameplay come together make Tiny Tina's Wonderlands feel like the best version of itself.
Kirby and the Forgotten Land Review: Simple Fun In A Captivating World
Kirby and the Forgotten Land doesn't fundamentally reinvent the series, but it creates a clear path forward with simple fun and gorgeous world design.
Rune Factory 5 Review: Fantastic Combat With Iffy Graphics
Rune Factory 5 combines classic mechanics from previous games with an interesting story and characters but suffers from rough visuals and animations.
Ghostwire: Tokyo Review: A Stunning Supernatural Adventure
Despite a few snags in the game's finer details, Ghostwire: Tokyo tells a emotional story with interesting characters, mechanics, & a stunning world.
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax PC Review - A Flashy Fighter
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is a fighting game with a varied roster of beautifully animated characters, which continues the story of Persona 4 Golden.
Tunic Review: A Welcome Return to Classic Action Adventure
Tunic is an action-adventure game featuring an adorable fox, plenty of secrets to uncover, difficult enemy encounters, and a lot of exploration.
GTA 5 Next-Gen Review: Here We Go Again
Grand Theft Auto 5's next-gen port mostly looks great, but after nine years of GTA 5 and GTA Online, Los Santos has started to lose its luster.
Stranger Of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin Review - Chaotic Fun
Stranger of Paradise might have a lack of polish and a disjointed story, but its combat and skill system are excellent enough to carry the game.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla: Dawn of Ragnarok Review - Solid But Not Godlike
Assassin's Creed Valhalla's Dawn of Ragnarok DLC returns the game to the world of Norse gods for a serviceable expansion that still feels restrained.
