In the Heights Review: Bursting with Musical Joy
After being delayed for more than a year, In the Heights is finally on the big screen. This energetic, charming picture is shaping up to be one of the best movies of the year so far. With one of the best musical casts in recent memory and e...
Chivalry 2 Review: On the Edge of Glory (PS5)
Whether you're slicing off heads as a valiant knight or picking off clueless squires as an archer, Chivalry 2 has it all. This medieval multiplayer slasher has hours of gory and epic fun, with a dash of silliness. The coming months will dec...
Loki Season 1 Episode 1 Review: Glorious Purpose
Loki has been a long-standing favourite villain in the MCU, but this time he gets to flex his protagonist chops with a starring turn. Disney Plus already has two hit Marvel shows under its belt, can the entertainment giant make it three? Lo...
Ninja Gaiden Master Collection Review: A Slice of the Past (PS4)
The dormant juggernaut of video game heritage that is Ninja Gaiden makes its way onto modern hardware with this adrenaline-fueled collection featuring three critically acclaimed titles from the series. Ryu Hayabusa is back, but is the colle...
The Longest Road on Earth Review: Anthropomorphic Anthems (PC)
The mundane is everywhere, the monotonous is constant and the grind is relentless. Modern life is a complex and ever-changing blur. The Longest Road on Earth is here to tell us that it’s the little things that truly matter in life. From dev...
Superman & Lois Season 1 Episode 9 Review: Edge of Smallville
We’re officially over halfway done with season one, and things are heating up. Superman & Lois put the Morgan Edge story on high display in this thrilling episode. Clark and Lois try to figure out and expose Edge’s true intentions in recrui...
Overboard! Review: Murder, She Rewrote (Switch)
Get away with murder and outwit your fellow passengers in Inkle's newest "youdunnit" adventure, Overboard! Maintain your innocence for one crucial morning on the S.S. Hook, where everything you do (and don't do) will determine your fate. Al...
Alphadia Genesis 2 Review: Magic Panic (PC)
A departure from the publisher's more recent mobile RPG ports, Alphadia Genesis 2 sports 3D graphics, and a more reserved combat system. What remains is a throwback to the late '90s and a distinct feeling of emptiness that never really goes...
REKT! High Octane Stunts Review: Second to Neon (XB1)
REKT! High Octane Stunts is a simplistic but enjoyable driving experience that offers up a nostalgic homage to retro games gone by. The fun neon colours and upbeat sounds immerse you in the gameplay, and you'll find yourself really invested...
Erica Review: A Mystery With Many Layers (PC)
After spending some time as a PS4 exclusive, Erica has made its way onto PC. As an interactive movie game it excels in combining good cinematography with the interactivity of video games to present a captivating thriller whose ending you ca...
Not Another Weekend Review: Service With an Evil Laugh
Does Not Another Weekend recreate the glory days of the early 1990’s Point-and-Click Adventures? And if so, does it improve upon them, or will it be mired in the genre’s more irritating quirks? Is it as funny as its trailer suggests it is? ...
World’s End Club Review: Friendship Perseveres (Switch)
Are you ready for the end of the world? World's End Club is the newest title directed by Kotaro Uchikoshi from the Zero Escape series and also features Kazutaka Kodaka of Danganronpa fame as a creative director. As a member of The Go-Gette...
Superman & Lois Season 1 Episode 8 Review: Dealing with Fallout
After a game-changing reveal, the dynamics of Superman and Lois are rapidly shifting. Clark and Lois deal with the truth about John Henry Iron and what he knows. While the episode gets a bit slower compared to last week, this show still del...
The Magnificent Trufflepigs Review: Seek and Ye Shall Find (PC)
Rediscover your inner treasure hunter in The Magnificent Trufflepigs. Equip your trusty metal detector and weave through the fields of Stanning Farm in hopes of finding something of value and turn things around. What will you find? When lif...
Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World Review: Hallway Hijinks (Switch)
The Wonder Boy renaissance continues with Asha in Monster World, a full remake of Monster World IV that brings our heroine and her platforming abilities to a new audience. This time around, it seems as though even copious amounts of style a...
Sumire Review: Forever and a Day (Switch)
What makes up the "perfect day"? For young Sumire and her magical friend Flower, the desire to meet a lost loved one spins into a journey of redemption and hope. Join them in a colorful narrative adventure across town, ticking items off a s...
How We Know We’re Alive Review: A Life Well Lived
On the first anniversary of her childhood friend’s death, Sara returns to her hometown to investigate what really happened. Was it an accident or was there foul play at work? And is the game itself any good? Find out in this How We Know We’...
Superman & Lois Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Heart of Steel
Superman & Lois finally peels back the curtain to show more sides to the mysterious Captain Luthor. His motivation for hating Superman is finally shown. On the flip side, Clark has to use his own experiences and train Jordan on his new powe...
Of Bird and Cage Review: Meagre Metal Misfire (PC)
Of Bird and Cage is a narrative-driven game mixing first-person shooter, environmental puzzle, walking-simulator, driving, platformer, and boxing mechanics - all hammered into the shape of a roughly two-hour-long metal album. A valiant effo...
The World After Review: A Product of Pandemic Culture
The World After looks at the pandemic lifestyle through the lens of a point-and-click game. With science fiction elements and an FMV style, the game works hard to set its self apart. But will the impact of this game last, or will it end alo...
Mountain Makalu 67 Gaming Mouse Review: Amazing Look and Feel
Mountain Makalu 67 brings a welcome design change to the tired honeycomb competition but it also packs enough power under the hood to make it one of the more attractive lightweights out there on the market. Mountain Makalu 67 Gaming Mouse R...
An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs Review: A Pupper Pilgrimage (PC)
In this surreal apocalyptic adventure across space, the airport is your destination. Travel through different transit areas to meet your lover at the ends of the universe - all while meeting, petting, and questing for the dearest dogs in th...
AERIAL_KNIGHT’S NEVER YIELD Review: Colour My Life With the Chaos of Trouble (PS5)
Solo developer 'Aerial_Knight' explodes onto the scene both literally and figuratively. This unique 3D side-scroller places the player as a superhuman youngster thrust into a world of chaos, colour and a killer soundtrack to boot. The game ...
Flowing Lights Review: Bend and Shoot (Switch)
Part bullet hell, part puzzler, Flowing Lights sees your little spaceship taking on an army of alien nasties. But a brute-force approach isn’t always the way forward in this intriguing hybrid game: use the planet’s own gravity to bend your ...
Maneater Review: Muddy Waters (Switch)
Maneater comes to the Nintendo Switch in a surprisingly good package. With all the collectathon fun of the original now in portable form, is it worth the visual downgrade? One thing is for certain, though: swimming around as a shark is grea...
Strangeland Review: The Abyss Gazes Also Into You
Pulsating horrors and puzzling wordplay abound in the place you know as Strangeland. Explore a decaying world filled with bizarre residents and solve supernatural puzzles in this point-and-click adventure. Will you find your way out of this...
Army of the Dead Review: A High Stakes Slaughter-Fest
Army of the Dead is the latest film by director Zack Snyder. A zombie movie with a heist twist leads to lots of blood and thrilling action. An ensemble cast must come to terms with their own tragedies while surviving an army of organized un...
Superman & Lois Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Earning Trust
Superman & Lois is finally back after a long hiatus since the middle of March. The Kent family tries to deal with Jordan’s powers going off the fritz as Lois trusts an unexpected ally with her Morgan Edge investigation. Was the episode wort...
Red Magic 6 Pro Review: Power Overwhelming
The Red Magic 6 Pro improves everything that was already great about Red Magic 5S and brings an overwhelmingly powerful smartphone with a whole host of excellent gaming-centric features. Red Magic 6 Pro Review: Power OverwhelmingWatch this ...
Atelier Mysterious Trilogy Deluxe Pack Review: A Whole Lot of the Same Stuff (Switch)
The Atelier Mysterious Trilogy Deluxe Pack, featuring Atelier Sophie, Firis, and Lydie & Suelle is a generous package full of wholesome, homely storytelling and simplistic wonder. These are worth a look for any fan of the series, but do the...
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 3 Review: Pick Up The Pace
The Bad Batch is at a crucial point in its opening trio of episodes. The first was blockbuster, the second was sluggish, and now the third has arrived. After a brief hiatus, Crosshair and The Empire return to the show with some interesting ...
Lost Ruins Review: Castle-Anime-Souls and More!
For those players who want a brutally difficult, violent action game with all the "kawaii" flavor of anime aesthetics. Lost Ruins places you in a mysterious realm, where a young girl with no memory suddenly appears. With no other option tha...
Cosmic Top Secret Review: For Your Eyes Only (Switch)
What is a family? In Cosmic Top Secret, it's an intriguing little pile of secrets - from personal histories to information of national interest. Join Agent T in her mission to piece together interviews, old photos, and even declassified int...
Wreckfest Review: If You Can’t Beat ‘Em, Wreck ‘Em (PS5)
Wreckfest, an intense vehicular combat game by Bugbear, has leapt into the next-gen with its PS5 upgrade. Newcomers will certainly enjoy the mayhem and chaos it brings to derby racing. However, those who are already familiar with the game m...
Retro Machina Review: Captivating Monotony (PC)
As the sole unit of robots capable of independent thought, you must uncover the fate of the human race's disappearance. Retro Machina embodies similar sci-fi narratives that others have tread in the past. With a mix of isometric goodness an...
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 2 Review: Losing Momentum
Episode 2 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch takes a step back from the action of the pilot episode, instead focusing on the themes of relationships, family and fatherhood. But does it live up to the blockbuster first episode's standards? The Bad ...
Resident Evil Village Review: A Hairy and Sexy Crowd-Pleaser (PS5)
Resident Evil has been on a hot streak with 7 and the remakes of the second and third games. Village is out now, and the bar is set mighty high. With the franchise having a wide range that it offers its fans, from more action-oriented entri...
Star Wars: The Bad Batch Episode 1 Review: Humble Beginnings
The Bad Batch episode one: 'Aftermath' begins an exciting sequel to The Clone Wars TV show. The show has fantastic potential with the characters and plot points in the Star Wars universe, but does episode one live up to the hype? Sequellin...
Returnal Review: Death Becomes Her
Housemarque's hotly anticipated roguelite is finally here, with the promise of horror and intrigue, but does it live up to the hype? This Returnal review will explore the high-highs and low-lows of PlayStation's latest hyped exclusive. Desc...
The Invisible Hand Review: The Greed of the Grind
Could you be the next big Wall Street superstar? The Invisible Hand lets you take a look into the world of high-flying financial analysts, and what it takes to stay in that position. Through all of the lobbying and luxury, will you win big ...