Latest Reviews
Pragmata
Pragmata is a triumph of incredible video game design that nails almost every aspect of what makes games such a fun and engaging experience.
Samson
Samson is packed with promising ideas, but persistent issues and questionable design decisions make it a frustrating experience from start to finish.
People of Note is a heartfelt indie adventure that blends music, emotion, and exploration into a memorable journey, slightly held back by its safe approach to combat.
Capcom's latest Legacy Collection rescues a forgotten DS trilogy from obscurity and gives it the best possible home. Whether that trilogy deserved rescuing is highly questionable.
Pearl Abyss's long-awaited RPG, Crimson Desert, had sort of a rough landing but eventually delivers one of the most absorbing open worlds in recent memory.
Deck Nine's finale to the story of Max and Chloe brings us gorgeous environments, meaningful choices, as well as a rewind mechanic that never gets stale. Technical bugs and occasional confusion can't diminish the emotional weight of a reunion that has been years in the making.
Hozy
A mop in hand and a room slowly coming back to life. Hozy is one of those games that just gives you a calm, beautiful space to unwind in, and it's simply nice to spend time in.
Screamer
Screamer is a new anime-style combat arcade racing title from Milestone that manages to capture the breathtaking aesthetic of neon-lit cyberpunk cities with speed demon hypercars.
1348 Ex Voto is a short medieval adventure whose powerful story is perfectly capable of overshadowing every gameplay flaw it obviously possesses.
A haunting story and superb atmosphere make Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake a memorable horror experience, but its frustrating combat system prevents it from reaching true greatness.
Spiders' colonial RPG returns with real-time-with-pause combat, nuanced factional politics, and a generous companion roster, but play it a bit too safe and makes a few misteps that are hard to ignore.
