Reviews
Pathologic 2 Review: Survival Horror at Its Most Challenging and Rewarding (PS4)
Pathologic 2 is survival horror at its most challenging and rewarding. A horror game which plagues you both literally and psychologically. It certainly isn’t for everyone but it is a testament to what games can be at their best. Story telling gold. W...
The Good Life Review: A Quirky RPG Adventure (PS4)
This RPG life-sim adventure game might be barking mad, but it's got an intriguing story with unique gameplay. Investigate a mystery as a New York photojournalist in rural Britain, complete with eccentric characters and activities to keep you busy. If...
Injustice Review: No Justice to Be Found.
The new Injustice animated movie delves into the struggle between morality and justice as fan-favorite heroes are pitted against each other in this gritty alternative take of our favorite DC storylines. However, there are a few issues that keep the f...
Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town Review: Comfortable Friction (PC)
Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town is a stunning showcase of the classic Harvest Moon series, now available on PC. With its release on the platform, players can also purchase DLC for the game, with new areas to explore and customization options...
The Sundew Review: Futuristic Retro… Or Not (PC)
Drenched in the sci-fi dystopian rainfall, The Sundew emerges with admirable ambition. Join Anna Isobe as she's tasked with an objective that will change her life forever. Be sure to bring a little brainpower and intuition; this is a game not for the...
Astria Ascending Review: An RPG Not Quite Rising (Switch)
Built by talented designers of some of the most celebrated RPGs in history, Astria Ascending introduces a beautiful fantasy world and a cast of characters that promise to pull nostalgic players in. Will your adventure with the Fated Eight bring a fre...
Outer Wilds: Echoes of the Eye Review: Stranger Mysteries (PC)
The announcement for a DLC to Outer Wilds left many people asking questions about the nature of its story. With Outer Wilds already feeling so complete on its own, players wondered what more a DLC could add to this world. How can you give an answer w...
Sable Review: Rolling in the Dunes (PC)
It’s your very own desert coming-of-age story! In the world of Sable, traverse a unique and enchanting world, climb the highest peaks, solve puzzles and make ancient discoveries, assist other travelers or even map out the continent – it’s all up to y...
Bonito Days Review: Sit Back and Relax (Switch)
We are all pining after those warm summer days when we would wake up without a care in the world. But they aren't gone just yet. Bonito Days on Nintendo Switch lets us live our best lives in a relaxing, city pop infused experience. These dark days wo...
Gang Beasts Review: Getting the Gang Back Together (Switch)
Put every friendship you've ever had on the line with this beat 'em up classic from Boneloaf. Take on the persona of a boneless creature, put on your best animal onesie and get down to it. Fight on skyscrapers, cranes, lighthouses, you name it - you ...
Alan Wake Remastered Review: Still A Masterpiece (XSX)
Alan Wake Remastered introduces a surreal and atmospheric story to a new generation, and provides a nostalgic retelling for veteran fans. Find out if the survival horror gameplay is still fun, and if the enhanced visuals are worth the price tag in th...
Bonfire Peaks Review: Burn Your Things (Switch)
Burn it. Burn it all! Your belongings, that is. New puzzler Bonfire Peaks sees you navigating dozens of levels to reduce your possessions to ash. Don’t let the eye-catching voxel art deceive you, though: this is one rock-hard game. Bonfire Peaks sees...
FlexiSpot Comhar All-in-One Standing Desk Review: Simplicity At Home
For home offices or family activities, the FlexiSpot Comhar All-in-One Standing Desk provides many features that benefit daily life beyond a comfortable place to work. Plus, assembly is so easy, you'll be done before you finish reading this review. F...
The Many Saints of Newark Review: Sopranos Trivia Night
In the return to the world of The Sopranos, we get a glimpse into the men and the events that made Tony Soprano the man he was. Dickie Moltisanti, Tony's uncle and Mentor, finds himself in an unexpected gang war in the streets of Newark, New Jersey. ...
GameSir F8 Pro Snowgon Review: Cool Way To Cool Your Phone
Gamesir's F8 Pro Snowgon brings the chill - quite literally. It's a great mobile accessory that helps offset the number one mobile gaming problem - overheating. While it does so with a few limitations, it ultimately does what it's supposed to do at a...
Metroid Dread Review: Deserving of an E.M.M.I. Award
The wait for the final chapter in the Metroid timeline has expired. Metroid Dread faithfully re-immerses players in the 2D "Search Action" experience that made the franchise so influential to the gaming world. With a newfound emphasis on terror and i...
Lamb Review: An Uneventful Folktale
Lamb follows a couple who come across an unnatural birth and the consequences that soon ensue. As strange and potentially interesting as that might sound, Lamb is uneventful, has sluggish pacing and lacks tension, making it tough to end up caring how...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 9 Review: Guardians of the Multiverse
In the season finale of Marvel’s What If…?, The Watcher assembles heroes from across the multiverse to take on Ultron Prime. He breaks his oath of interfering in order to save the infinite universe. It’s a tightly paced episode that features amazing ...
Red Magic 6S Pro Review: Mobile Gaming at its Best
Nubia brings upgrades to its flagship gaming phone making the Red Magic 6S Pro not only one of the best gaming smartphones, but the one to butt heads with the top-of-the-line phone in general - all at the same price as their last year's outing. Red M...
Midnight Mass Review: Thou Must Binge Watch
Midnight Mass is centered around the arrival of a mesmerizing priest in a poor community as miracles suddenly happen. This limited series delivers the scares while beautifully explores themes of mortality, trauma, and faith. It's another win for Mike...
Teacup Review: Home in Time for Tea (Switch)
How can you host a tea party with no tea? And how can you replenish your supplies if you're too anxious to leave? Join beloved Teacup on her adventure around Little Pond to make sure her supplies are plentiful, and see what the world has to offer onc...
Rogue Lords Review: Your Own Campaign of Terror
Command your own legion of evil and exact revenge upon your bitterest enemies in Rogue Lords. Summon your Disciples and learn their strengths and weaknesses, so that you can launch a bloodthirsty three-person army - and play some devilish, overpowere...
Residual Review: Down the Hatch (Switch)
A crashed spaceship, an unknown planet, and a mysterious secret hiding beneath the surface: side-scrolling survival game Residual appears to have it all. But is it a hidden gem, or bogged down by its own inexplicable ooze? It’s a tale as old as time:...
Life is Strange: Wavelengths Review: An Intimate Affair (PS5)
As this review shows, while Wavelengths is not essential for any Life is Strange fan, it is a worthwhile experience for anyone who wants to spend more time in Haven. Featuring down-to-Earth gameplay and a small yet lovable cast, Wavelengths is a cozy...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Ultron’s Victory
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we see the possibility of Ultron defeating not only the Avengers but the universe. He achieves so much power that he threatens the Watcher and goes to extreme lengths to realize his twisted version of peace. It’...
A Juggler’s Tale Review: A Game That’ll Pull On Your Heart Strings (PS4)
Join string puppet Abby on an adventure, where you'll help her escape to freedom, but it doesn't come that easily. Solve puzzles, overcome enemies, and help Abby to not let her strings - and whatever else the world throws at her - hold her back. The ...
Star Wars: Visions Review: Unique but Familiar
Star Wars like you've never seen before. Seven different anime studios created nine uniquely brilliant shorts that tell a new kind of story. The refreshing perspectives to this beloved franchise breathes new life into the Star Wars universe. They may...
Momolu and Friends Review: As Easy as A-B-C (Switch)
As we grow up, many of us lose touch with the things we adored as a kid. When was the last time you sat down to colour in? Or create a scrapbook with all your friends? Luckily, Momolu the panda is ready to show you how to slow down for a minute and u...
Gamedec Review: Living Novel, Digital Epic (PC)
Gamedec is a decision-based roleplaying game that spans both reality and the virtual world. Detective work is complicated enough in just one dimension, can players really be expected to navigate multiple worlds to crack the case? More importantly, is...