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Call me crazy, but I find fighting games to be one of the oddest genres to fully grasp. Part of the reason for this confusion is the juxtaposition of it being easily one of the most approachable varieties of interactive entertainment, while simultaneously being one of the most impenetrably complex...
ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove is the fourth game in a series that has spanned three decades and as many genres. Over ten years have passed since ToeJam & Earl III landed on the Xbox without making an impact, but a lot has changed in video games since the...
Melding beauty with challenge our The Kings Bird review examines a games that tried to infuse synesthesia with precision platforming and serene gameplay, but can a bird soar on clipped wings?
Read our Trials Rising PS4 review to see if the five-year hiatus from the series has done it any good. RedLynx and Ubisoft Kiev had plenty to prove this time around, and the results speak for themselves.
With Death end reQuest, Idea Factory has put its own unique spin on the game-within-a-game setting, and ends up with something that has a cute and colorful appearance but a mature and complex narrative.
Codemasters returns with a sequel to the well-received DiRT Rally. Find out in our DiRT Rally 2.0 PS4 review if enough new content has been added to warrant the purchase of the latest rally game by the people who really know rally racing.
Read our Metro Exodus PS4 review to see if Artyom's latest adventure is worth the trip. Do the open level designs jive well with the survival horror aspects the series is so well-known for? Time to find out!
Even if you think storybook puzzle games are a bit overdone, you don't want to turn a blind eye to this one. Check out our full The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince review and find out why.
Our Far Cry New Dawn review explores the world of Hope County decades after the bombs went off. Survivors are besieged by brutal bandits, but are the sins of The Father visited upon this sequel?
Crossover fighting games are a time-honored tradition, especially when it comes to various series out of Japan. Bandai Namco Entertainment has a long history pitting the various heroes and villains of the Shonen Jump manga level against each other, and there’s a stable of developers it often rotates through. Jump...
Does Zoetrope Interactive's Lovecraftian horror walking sim get Two Tentacles way up? Or does Conarium slip on the ol' proverbial ichor slick?
Read PlayStation Lifestyle's Hyper Jam review and see if this frenetic, cyberpunk, 1980's inspired brawler is right for you!
