Noah Cochrane
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Racing games generally follow one of two directions: Racing Sims or Arcade Racers. Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush is very clearly in the latter category, offering an open world arcade style racing game in the same vein as Forza Horizon , but obviously not trying to be anywhere...
Halloween: The Game
Illfonic and Gun Interactive are finally back together again after splitting off and making their own asymmetrical horror games. Now, they’ve come together to attempt another rise to fame after the hit Friday the 13th game, this time taking on another heavy hitting horror franchise with Halloween: T
With Resident Evil Requiem and PRAGMATA also releasing this year, CAPCOM is currently enjoying a serious streak of greatness. I’ve been playing previews and demos for Onimusha: Way of the Sword since September of last year, so I was excited to finally sink my teeth into the complete...
Bandai Namco’s library of games is truly all over the place and that’s a good thing! Their willingness to explore different genres shows just how much range the publisher has. Their latest release, The Blood of Dawnwalker, delivers a brutal and relentlessly dark interpretation of vampires as true cr
Our Scott Pilgrim EX review breaks down the gameplay, comic-book visuals, soundtrack, and pacing issues in this co-op beat ’em up. Find out if it’s worth playing solo or with friends.
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando delivers brutal co-op zombie action, smooth gunplay, grotesque visuals, and a killer soundtrack, even if solo play struggles.
Planet of Lana was one of those quiet indie releases that surprised a lot of players with its emotional storytelling, atmospheric world, and thoughtful puzzle design. It didn’t rely on dialogue or flashy mechanics to make an impact, it simply trusted its world, its pacing, and its characters to carr
Resident Evil: Requiem is an unapologetically epic return to survival horror. Our spoiler-free review breaks down Leon and Grace’s dual gameplay, Elpis, terrifying new Bio-Weapons, stunning visuals, and why this may be the franchise’s best entry yet.
If there’s one thing that Squanch Games consistently delivers, it’s personality. Loud, chaotic, sometimes clever, often exhausting personality. High on Life 2 is the direct sequel to 2022’s High on Life, and it doubles down on nearly everything that defined the original—for better and for worse.
REANIMAL is Tarsier’s bleak return to “little” horror, delivering grotesque monsters, oppressive atmosphere, and a depressing story that takes an unexpected turn. Read our full review.
Crisol: Theater of Idols delivers one of the most inventive survival horror experiences in years, blending religious horror, visceral combat, and a blood-as-ammo mechanic that never lets up.
I Hate this Place
I Hate This Place blends survival horror, stealth, and eerie mystery with a bold ’80s comic art style. Our review breaks down gameplay, story, and what works best.
