Latest Reviews
Pragmata
Pragmata is a bold and beautiful experience that shows Capcom is just as great at making new entries to its franchises as it is at creating brand-new, exciting IPs.
Samson
Samson has a solid foundation and several interesting ideas, but an uninspiring combat system and several glitches quickly drag this adventure down.
People of Note
In People of Note, the wonderful story shows us the importance of sticking together in the face of obstacles in unique turn-based battles and connecting with others through music.
Mega Man Star Force Legacy Collection is a stellar collection of some of Mega Man's often-forgotten adventures that, despite some shortcomings, feels excellent to play with modern QoL features and other additions.
World of Warcraft: Midnight is one of the most fun, addictive, approachable, and engaging expansions, but an inconsistent narrative brings down the second part of the Worldsoul Saga.
Pokémon Pokopia
Pokopia offers an incredible experience, and as a longtime Pokemon fan, I think the team did a great job of bringing the original game to life in this new adventure full of emotional ups and downs.
Screamer
Screamer moves away from a somewhat stale formula and delivers one of the most engaging racing titles in recent years, accompanied by a memorable story full of excellent characters.
Crimson Desert
Crimson Desert is a breath of fresh air for those looking for true ambition and adventure, as it delivers one of the most experimental combat systems and an open world on par with anything Rockstar has ever made.
John Carpenter's Toxic Commando is one of the most polished modern co-op shooters out there, but it might need a few more things beyond its grinding to hook players into this post-apocalyptic mayhem.
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection isn't just the evolution of the series, but of the genre. It's in-depth systems, memorable story, and plethora of Monsties to hatch will draw in Riders and Hunters alike.