David Silbert
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Worth PlayingLatest Reviews
In our The Incident at Galley House review, learn why the newest puzzler from the makers of The Roottrees are Dead is admirable yet flawed.
In our NBA The Run review, learn how this NBA Street spiritual successor tries, but fails, to live up to its predecessor.
Love Eternal
In our Love Eternal review, learn whether this indie horror-platformer manages to meld its various ideas into a cohesive whole.
In our Absolum review, learn why Dotemu's latest is a sublime beat-em-up wrapped up in a flawed roguelike package.
In our Donkey Kong Bananza review, learn why Nintendo EPD Tokyo's latest 3D platformer is a must-play, despite some initial growing pains.
In our Ruffy and the Riverside review, learn why this old-school-inspired collectathon is more than the sum of its parts.
In our Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo review, learn why this Zelda- and Metroid-inspired adventure is one of 2025's surprise gems.
In our The Horror at Highrook review, learn why this TTRPG-inspired occult game is much more than the sum of its parts.
In our Bionic Bay review, learn whether this Limbo- and Portal-inspired puzzle-platformer offers an inventive experience of its own.
Your House
In our Your House review, learn whether this mystery video game is a compelling caper or one you can safely skip.
Wanderstop
In our Wanderstop review, learn why this cozy game from Ivy Road and Annapurna isn't what it seems, for better and for worse.
Split Fiction
In our Split Fiction review, learn why Hazelight Studios and Josef Fares' latest co-op adventure is their best effort yet.
