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Latest Reviews
Project CARS 2 may still be a bit rough in places but with more accessibility than before as well as an extensive amount of vehicles and tracks to race through, this simulation style game will please most fans of the genre.
A promising attempt to make a good beat 'em up game that never moves past the attempt stage.
With enough challenge and unique enough mechanics to satisfying tactics fans and plenty of charm and options to appeal to fans of both brands, Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle proves that even as outlandish as a concept may sound, it can become an amazing game more than worthy of your...
Warriors All-Stars may lack even local multiplayer and have a few systems that could be better handled but the fact that it rarely takes things seriously and is unabashed at being a crossover game for the fans with tight combat controls and you have a title that has a little...
Yakuza Kiwami packs plenty of content into an extremely attractive package that will delight longtime fans and offer newcomers a discounted price point to jump into the storied series.
Agents of Mayhem boasts a fantastic story, but is ruined by dull and repetitive gameplay and level design
Uncharted dives into new Territory with Chloe and Nadine
Once again, Daedalic has proved that making games with compelling story and gorgeous art is what they do best.
Cat Quest
Putting a whole lot of cat puns is a sure way to make any game interesting, but in a case of Cat Quest, it's only a bonus to its incredibly engaging gameplay.
Redeemer
A dull and repetitive brawler that channels a little bit of the Batman Arkham games
Though lacking in innovation, Aven Colony is a budget city sim that delivers a polished experience.
Valkyria Revolution serves as a solid action RPG with an intriguing storyline and great cast of characters but bad gameplay design choices and terribly long cutscenes hamper the experience.
