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CONTROL Resonant is a fantastic follow-up that expands on almost everything that made the original great. Dylan becomes a compelling protagonist, melee combat offers impressive depth, traversal is a joy, and Remedy’s signature weirdness is as strong as ever. Some uneven difficulty, limited enemy variety, and occasional visual clutter hold...
The Outerhaven was able to visit the Sega/ATLUS booth at PAX West 2026. We got our hands on Persona 4 Revival.
Marvel’s Wolverine has been one of my most anticipated games ever since Insomniac Games first revealed it. However, as excited as I was, I also had plenty of questions about whether the studio responsible for Marvel’s Spider-Man could successfully make the jump from Peter Parker and Miles Morales to a…
Some of the best Star Wars tales are the ones that are fought in the shadows of the Republic.
As someone who is a massive fan of mecha, both in anime and gaming form, I pretty much went ballistic when Bandai Namco revealed its upcoming Mobile Suit Gundam title, Gundam Rogue Orbit, during Summer Game Fest 2026. I mean, I was probably one of the loudest, if not the…
We played Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse at PAX West 2026 and came away impressed by Rose Belmont’s combat, responsive movement, and exploration.
Hot Wheels Infinite Rush takes the iconic toy cars into a huge open world packed with races, stunts, exploration, customisation, and over 150 cars to collect.
Head on into Haddonfield, Illinois and pull back the mask on what we thought of this 1 vs 4 asymmetrical horror title in our Halloween: The Game review.
Crimson Moon review: a fast, loot-heavy Soulslike roguelike that respects your time. Solid co-op, satisfying combat, but a shaky camera holds it back. Worth $20
In Orbitals, prepare to repair your ship from the external forces of an unnatural space storm. Maki, Omura and the rest of the colony has to band together.
The Blood of Dawnwalker is a compelling dark fantasy RPG with meaningful choices, satisfying combat, strong replayability, and a world worth exploring.
Our Onimusha: Way of the Sword review finds rewarding combat and stunning action held back by uneven pacing, audio issues, and awkward movement.
