Jarrett Green
Game industry critic and reviewer
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The Forest distances itself from it's survival game contemporaries in a number of interesting ways. But is it enough? Find out in our The Forest PS4 review.
Death's Gambit, the highly anticipated action-RPG from White Rabbit, has finally released after a long development period. Does it live up to expectations? Find out in our Deaths Gambit PS4 review.
The early 1980s is a time of international cloak and dagger politics. It makes great fiction, and often times great video games. Is Phantom Doctrine one of those games? Find out in our Phantom Doctrine PS4 review.
Shaq makes his long-awaited return to video games in the revival of the cult classic Shaq Fu. Check out our Shaq Fu A Legend Reborn review to see if it's a worthy trip down memory lane.
PixelJunk Monsters set the bar for tower defense games back in 2008, when the genre saw a significant upturn. Ten years later, Q-Games delivers its sequel, PixelJunk Monsters 2. Can it strike lightning twice?
Arkham Horror: Mother’s Embrace is a passable translation of the mythos that board games, books, and graphic novels have been telling and retelling for decades, but stops just short of making it feel new or modern. That goes doubly for the repetitive and simple combat it throws at you between...
Fuser
At its best, Fuser feels like the most promising attempt yet to bring back the glory days of social music gaming. The tutorial-like campaign scratches the itch for fast-paced rhythm-based score chasing, while the Freestyle mode could be turned into a true platform for content creation in the right hands....
Exploration, pillaging, and king-making is still largely satisfying in Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Wrath of the Druids, but the new Irish setting adds only a few genuinely fresh takes on the process and a handful of new and interesting fights. An expansion that largely adds more of the same activities to...
