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Latest Reviews
The Outerhaven's Mortal Kombat 11 review, the latest chapter in the Mortal Kombat rebooted series for the PlayStation 4.
Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom Offers a Premium Experience Metroidvania Fans Shouldn't Miss. I felt I was going to be at a disadvantage going into Monster Boy and the Cursed Kingdom. The game is the spiritual successor to 1989’s Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap, a Master System game that...
Yoshi and his games have a very interesting place in Nintendo history. On one hand, the original Yoshi's Island is considered one of the all-time classic games. But then, a lot of his other titles are considered "too easy". Or are meant to be "cute" and not much else. Well,…
I wanted to like this game. I really did. Generation Zero had little buzz surrounding it in the months leading up to its release, much to my surprise when I learned of the game's existence. A co-op open-world shooter set in 1980's Sweden with a kickin' synth soundtrack? That checks so many…
From the house that gave us Dark Souls and Bloodborne comes their next masterpiece and I'm loving it.
If you like the Power Rangers and Fighting games, then this is right up your alley.
VIZ Media has teamed up with Rose City Games in order to produce their first video game, The World Next Door! How was their first foray into the world of game publishing? Let’s dig in to find out! Title: The World Next Door Platform: Nintendo Switch (Reviewed), PC (Reviewed), MAC…
Capcom has released Devil May Cry 5 after all these years and it's perhaps the best in the series. The Outerhaven's review of Devil May Cry 5.
The Outerhaven reviews Dead or Alive 6, the latest fighting game from Koei Tecmo that's a fun bout, lots of good fights and even some jiggle physics.
When people think of puzzle games on console, one title always comes to mind: Tetris. It’s a classic staple in the genre and it has managed to stay relevant since its debut on the Nintendo Entertainment System back in 1984. Now, 35 years later, the game is still going strong…
Hey, look, our review of Metro Exodus here. All aboard!
In 2004, a little game came out known as Kingdom Hearts, a love letter between the worlds of Disney and Final Fantasy-creator Square Enix. Many games later, the journeys of its characters would create a plot so intricate you'd need a conspiracy theory-style cork board to make sense of it. At its…
