Rhett Waselenchuk
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The follow-up to 2019's Control, Control Resonant successfully builds upon the original while carving out an identity of it's own.
Milestone trades the loops for islands, but the result is a mixed bag. Come find out if Hot Wheels Infinite Rush is right for you!
Bugs, thin content, and two factions that feel far too similar keep Hell Let Loose: Vietnam from achieving the heights of its predecessor.
Madden NFL 27
EA Sports Madden NFL 27 is here. Has EA done enough to shake off the ghosts of Madden's past? Come find out.
ReStory
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is one of the most surprising games of the year. Come find out why we think you'll love it!
The Mound Omen of Cthulu scared the pants off of me. Only, for all the wrong reasons. Come find out why in our full review!
College Football is back for its third go-around, but is the series truly trending in the right direction? Come find out.
EA Sports UFC 6 is here and it delivers in most ways, but falls short in some. Come find out what we thought with our full impressions.
No, 007 First Light isn’t a perfect game. The AI needs a ton of work. The audio issues are hard to overlook. And the online connectivity requirements remain one of IOI’s dirty, bad habits. But when it clicks, it’s a hell of a lot of fun. The combat is fluid...
MLB The Show 26 feels lazy. San Diego Studio knows it has no competition and has decided to coast on its previous successes. The on-field action is addictive, but everything else almost feels like a slap in the face at this point. They desperately need to update the visuals, fix...
Ultimately, Collector’s Cove is a competent but hollow entry into the life-sim genre. It is missing that indefinable “key ingredient”—the soul and density—that makes its predecessors so enduring. While it may provide a pleasant weekend of distraction for genre enthusiasts, it currently lacks the longevity and polish to swim alongside...
Mewgenics
In the end, Mewgenics stands as a confident, content-rich tactical roguelite that rewards curiosity, patience, and perseverance. Its deep combat, endless variety, distinctive visuals, unforgettable soundtrack, and unapologetic humor combine into a game that feels uniquely itself. It won’t be for everyone, but for those willing to meet it on...
