Latest Reviews
Capcom's latest survival horror masterpiece perfects the Resident Evil formula with dual protagonists, stunning path-traced visuals, and a nostalgia trip down memory lane, making Requiem rank amongst the series' very best.
Wishfully’s puzzle-platformer sequel tells a story of environmental destruction through gorgeous animation, beautiful vistas, and a world that is slowly consumed by corporate greed. You get well-designed puzzles, a cute as hell companion, but also a few occasional frustrations that keep it from perfection.
Scott Pilgrim EX is a confident, stylish throwback brawler with excellent co-op and a killer soundtrack, held back only by a thin story and limited solo balance.
Cyanide Studio's stealth playground delivers an endlessly satisfying goblin-in-the-shadows experience, if you can forgive its confusing story, broken AI, and technical rough edges.
High on Life 2 delivers more talking guns, outrageous satire, and wildly inventive boss fights but plays things a bit too safe to truly surpass its predecessor.
Reanimal
Tarsier Studios returns with a spiritual successor to Little Nightmares that captures everything that made those games special - and makes it even better.
Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties delivers phenomenal storytelling, endlessly engaging activities, and heartfelt character moments that shattered every preconception I had about the franchise.
Ride 6
Milestone's latest motorcycle sim delivers authentic racing thrills with over 300 bikes and smart AI, while accessibility options welcome newcomers without compromising hardcore simulation depth. Dated UI aside, RIDE 6 is the genre's best entry point.
Nioh 3
Team Ninja's latest delivers everything Nioh fans wanted - refined combat, smoother progression, and gorgeous visuals - without sacrificing the brutal challenge that defines the series. This is iterative design at its finest.
Cairn
Mount Kami has never been conquered, and The Game Bakers’ new game makes sure you’re well aware of that. You will feel every meter of the vertical gain, every dwindling resource, and every questionable handhold between Aava and the summit.
Cute on the surface but brutally unforgiving underneath, MIO: Memories in Orbit is a stylish Metroidvania that blends Souls-like challenge with demanding platforming, rewarding skill while pushing patience to its limits.
Code Violet is an ambitious sci-fi horror shooter with a surprisingly strong story at its core. Unfortunately, weak execution in key areas like voice acting, combat, and visual presentation constantly undermines that ambition.
