Latest Reviews
Straying away from the usual over-the-top and fast-paced games we see out there, Two Point Studios delivers yet another one of their signature well-rounded and unserious building sandbox titles, Two Point Museum.
Avowed
Obsidian's first-person fantasy RPG Avowed is rich with a big and colourful world, amazing companions, snappy combat and so much flavour that I had a really hard time putting it down.
In a boom of soulslike titles, Team Ninja comes with a fresh breath of air with their Ninja Gaiden 2 Black, an official remake on Unreal Engine 5, and without a doubt the game looks absolutely beautiful.
Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter improves over the original in many ways, even though, some of the new features feel a bit underutilised.
Sniper Elite: Resistance delivers solid sniping action and rewarding gameplay but falls short with outdated graphics, weak AI, and little innovation, making it feel like a reskin rather than a proper new entry in the series.
Eternal Strands dazzles with breathtaking visuals and thrilling boss fights, but its convoluted story, underwhelming gameplay elements, and wrong design choices hold it back from reaching its full potential.
After seven years of waiting, Dynasty Warriors fans will be treated with another piece in this long-lasting gaming series. Will this one be a worthy successor? Well, it will mostly depend on whether you're a true fan or not.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle is a magnificent video game that perfectly encapsulates everything the popular adventure franchise is known for.
The Spirit of the Samurai brings some excellent ideas that simply cannot surface properly. In theory, this game is a perfect 2D action with the mix of Soulslike and Metriodvania elements, while in theory, it is a technical mess.
While Jeff the Land Shark might make you question your life choices, Marvel Rivals is an exceptionally well-built hero shooter that manages to make a solid statement on NetEase's commitment to making a perfect multiplayer title.
Twelve years in the making, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is everything Stalker fans were hoping it would be — atmospheric, unique, tense and stunning. But underneath all of that, it's severely undercooked and at times, completely broken.
If Dragon Age: The Veilguard was simply titled The Veilguard, it could end up being a true masterpiece. But with the weight of the Dragon Age legacy on its shoulders, it struggles to fully deliver.
