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Latest Reviews
Pinball M
A confounding bag of tricks and treats that seems to have missed the boat on Halloween, while also hosting a mixed offering of tables that struggle to stand out in what they're designed for.
House Flipper 2 keeps a similar formula to the first game, but with upgraded graphics, frame story, and voice acting, keeps it feeling fresh
Final Fantasy XVI Echoes of the Fallen doesn't add much to Clive's story, but for fans of FFXVI combat this DLC is a must have. The new raid-like dungeon adds new challenges and some of the best mechanical boss fights FFXVI has to offer.
With a story that follows predictable beats, mechanics that provide zero gameplay benefit, and murky visuals, Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora delivers an extremely underwhelming experience. PC players be warned of many technical issues.
Arizona Sunshine 2 is an A-grade VR shooter with a B-movie plot. The main character isn’t that loveable, but the gunplay sure is. It’s worth playing for the action alone—you just might cringe every now and then.
Against the Storm is a rich and immersive roguelite city builder that's chock full of quality content.
Great for both Citybuilder Noobs and Experts, SteamWorld Build offers a highly-replayable game with multiple maps and difficulties for players to take on.
Roboquest
A roguelite without a lot of meat on its bones, Roboquest instead finds a bliss in recreating one FPS gameplay cycle that never fails to get old, even with a rigorous structure pulling it down.
For a game designed to show off the best of Naruto and Boruto, but fans are left with a speedrun through Naruto's highlights and a Boruto story that feels like he's his own side character. Combat is still fun and flashy, if a bit simple.
Spirittea might have its issues, but it offers some truly unique things for the life sim genre. A must-play for Life Sim fans who think they've seen it all.
While Cuisineer has great theming and cute art design, it's not enough to save it from a tedious cafe manager setup and hideously unbalanced dungeons and combat.
My Time at Sandrock is a true desert gem, with a fantastic main plot, amazing characters, fun art style and a variety of systems that will keep you busy for as long as you want, marred only by a few minor technical issues.
