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 mi...
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 impor...
Death Stranding Director’s Cut Review: An Eccentric Masterpiece Perfected
As this review reveals, Death Stranding Director's Cut takes the original game and shines it until it glistens. Ported to the next generation, it looks and feels better than ever. This is the best way to experience Kojima's magnum opus. De...
SkateBIRD Review: A Fair Feather Friend (Switch)
If you love cute birds and skateboarding, this one is for you! Grab your friends and your tiny deck and pull off some sick combos in the one and only SkateBIRD - a game about trying your best, no matter how big or small you might be. Skateb...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 7 Review: Party Thor
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we see the outcome of Thor was raised as an only child. Without the influence of Loki growing up, Thor becomes an irresponsible party animal in this fun episode. It takes on the vibe of an 80s’ teen co...
Tales of Arise Review: An Incredible Addition to the Tales Series (PS4)
The Tales RPG video game series has been going strong since its first installment in 1995, and Tales of Arise is no exception. Fans will find yet another great installment to the franchise that will satisfy die-hard fans and convert newcome...
ATOM RPG: Trudograd Review: A Modern Take On cRPGs
Two years after the events of the Fallout-inspired ATOM RPG, you are sent on a new secret mission to the decaying metropolis of Trudograd. Here you will have to track and recover a pre-war weapon capable to deal with a new impending threat ...
BloodRayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites Review: Fangs For Nothing (PC)
Revived and reanimated, BloodRayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites returns for the modern generation with bloody bliss! Developer WayForward is tasked with reworking their 2011 hack n' slash title to greater effect. Whether or not it succeeds may dep...
Stranded Deep Review: Thrown Into the Deep End (Switch)
When your whole world comes crashing down and you're the only survivor, how are you expected to rebuild from that? Whilst many would sit back and give up, Stranded Deep lets you face every fear. From unknown creatures dwelling below the sur...
Ultra Age Review: Slash to Survive (Switch)
An action slasher in the vein of Devil May Cry, Ultra Age is a post-apocalyptic tale of a boy and his robot, fighting their way to the truth. With a large variety of blades and some minor performance issues, players are in for a good time (...
Ghost of Tsushima Iki Island Expansion Review: More of What You Love (PS5)
Part of Ghost of Tsushima's new Director's Cut, the Iki Island expansion brings a nuanced add-on to the original blockbuster samurai tale. While Jin is forced to face the demons of his past, Iki Island offers plenty of extras in exploration...
Marvel’s What If… Season 1 Episode 6 Review: Killmonger’s Plan
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we see Killmonger involved in the events of the first Iron Man movies. He rescues Tony Stark from being captured, but his motives are a little more complex than that. His planning and how each layer is...
Lake Review: Don’t Sleep on This Slice of Contentment (XSX)
Take a break and deliver mail in the beautiful town of Providence Oaks with Lake, an indie title from developer Gamious with a lot of cosy content—if you want there to be. Can Lake really satisfy that wholesome itch, or do technical flaws r...
Life is Strange: True Colors Review: An Emotional Epic (PS5)
Life is Strange: True Colors is a culmination of all the little things the previous games in the series have gotten right, with a fat slice of innovation added on top. For series veterans, the game is not to be missed. For those who have ye...
The Artful Escape Review: The Rise and Fall of Francis Vendetti (PC)
Are you ready to shred on your guitar and discover how groovy the universe really is? In The Artful Escape, you will become Francis Vendetti, a young musical prodigy trying to find his place in this world. After spending most of his life in...
Twelve Minutes Review: A Domestic Whodunit (PC)
A Groundhog Day-inspired time-loop murder mystery situated entirely in a humble, three-room New York City apartment, featuring a regular couple and a menacing detective that comes knocking. Do you have what it takes to push through the mono...
The Sims 4 Spa Day Game Pack Refresh Review: Time to Hit the Spa… Again! (PC)
For the first time ever, a DLC pack for The Sims 4 is updated with new content and gameplay. Spa Day now comes with new aspirations, new ways to pamper your Sims, and the ability for your Sims to profit from their Wellness Skill and tutor o...
OPUS: Echo of Starsong Review: A Space Opera for the Soul
Strap in to the Red Chamber and get ready for an emotional adventure across lightyears and standard years. OPUS: Echo of Starsong features intergalactic misfits in their quest for mysterious starsongs. Danger and drama abound in this narrat...
Sword of Elpisia Review: Magical Munitions (iOS)
Sword of Elpisia is another mobile RPG from KEMCO and EXE-CREATE. While the main formula doesn't vary too far from the company's usual mold, the story tries to go a bit deeper with its content. Covering things such as personal sacrifice and...
Psychonauts 2 Review: A Mind-Bending Therapy Session (PS4)
In Psychonauts 2, Razputin Aquato, psychic spy in training, must venture into the minds of the most powerful psychics in the world to solve a mystery that might be much closer to home than anyone suspects. On this colorful journey into comp...
Webbed Review: You Will Believe a Spider Can Fly
Arachnophobia is one of the most common fears of humankind. With Webbed, that fear quickly spins into magnificent explorative freedom and quirky, physics-based platforming and puzzle-solving. Help your spider friend rescue her boyfriend fro...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 5 Review: Marvel’s Zombies
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we add zombies into the mix in this bombastic episode. Set during Avengers: Infinity War, a zombie virus has ravaged Earth, and it's up to the survivors to find a cure before it's too late. It's a fant...
Hindsight 20/20 – Wrath of the Raakshasa Review: Decisions, Decisions (XSX)
Triple-I Games offers a morality tale for fans of decision-based gameplay in Hindsight 20/20: Wrath of the Raakshasa. The action-adventure also ties this moral choice to its combat system. Can the interesting design make up for some combat ...
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Review: Fighting Spirit
After a series of delays, audiences finally get to see Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. It’s a strong beginning for our new hero in the MCU. You don't want to miss this incredible movie with a great ensemble and fantastic action s...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 4 Review: Dark Strange
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we look into Doctor Strange and his dark descent. After losing the love of his life instead of his hands, he journeys into the darkness to bring her back. With a tragic story and amazing animation, thi...
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron Review: In All Its Glory
Embody the wrath of Heaven and bind the fallen angels as you experience cult classic El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron for the first time on PC! Help Enoch on his quest to save humanity and bask in some glorious visuals - even by today'...
Mortal Kombat Legends: Battle of the Realms Review: Flawed But Serviceable
The new Mortal Kombat Legends movie goes all out in the bloody and over-the-top violence the franchise is known for! While the sequel to Scorpion's Revenge manages to delivers in some aspects, the film has some issues that keep it from bein...
Zool Redimensioned Review: A Radical Reimagining!
Leaping onto PC is Zool Redimensioned, a re-imagining of the classic Amiga platformer of the early 90’s. Join Zool as he uses his ninja skills to hunt down the evil Krool across the title’s seven imaginative worlds. But is the game any good...
Monster Harvest Review: Planimal Potential (Switch)
The premise of Monster Harvest sounds almost too good to be true: a farming action RPG combined with monster catching mechanics, what could be better? Unfortunately, playing this on the Nintendo Switch might not be the best for your eyes. T...
Necrobarista – Final Pour Review: Coffee to Die For
Experience a visual novel with a Venti-sized portion of snark, melancholy, and style in Route 59's Necrobarista: Final Pour. Excellent writing and cinematography help tell its coffee and death-themed story, but technical flaws leave a sligh...
Tinytopia Review: Fragile Metropolis
For those burnt out on realistic city-simulators, Tinytopia has something different to offer. A strange cross between a merge match game and a scaled-down SimCity that puts you in absurd levels and situations. If you can stack a trailer tal...
The Vale: Shadow of the Crown Review: An Immersive Audio Adventure (PC)
Lend the Kingdom of Glades your ears in the action-packed audio-based role-playing game, The Vale: Shadow of the Crown. You play as Alex, a blind princess and a skilled combatant, who aims to save her beloved lands from an unexpected evil. ...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 3 Review: Broken Plans
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…?, we see Earth's Mightiest Heroes mysteriously get killed off by an assassin. It becomes a murder mystery as the world is now in danger because the Avengers didn't form. This review shows how the MCU can...
Paint The Town Red Review: Bloody Fun (PC)
Smashing onto PC is Paint The Town Red a first person action game where you battle through waves of enemies across three game modes and multiplayer and causing buckets of blood and gore to fly around thanks to the game’s innovative voxel ba...
Arietta of Spirits Review: An Emotional Roller-Ghoster (Switch)
Get ready to explore a lush island filled with mysteries and intrigue in Arietta of Spirits! Embark on an adventure with new friends from the spirit world as evil forces threaten to upset the delicate natural order. Can you save the world f...
FlexiSpot Pro Series Adjustable Standing Desk Review: Simple, Comfortable, Refined
As the number of remote jobs increases, so too does the need for a healthy alternative to sitting in front of a computer all day. The FlexiSpot Pro Series Standing Desk provides support not only for your devices, but also your body, with an...
Hoa Review: Secrets of the Natural World (Switch)
Face it, we all think that shrinking down and living amongst towering blades of grass and huge daisies is the best way to live. But what would being this size and living with the world actually entail? Who would we meet? What would we find?...
Marvel’s What If…? Season 1 Episode 2 Review: T’Challa Star Lord
In this episode of Marvel’s What If…? we see a young T’Challa gets abducted and become Star-Lord instead of Peter Quill. It’s equal parts heartwarming and action-packed with a lot of fun twists thrown in. Fans of the late great Chadwick Bos...
Death’s Door Review: Embracing The Unknown (PC)
Soul-reaping doesn't seem to be a tedious job, but Death's Door shines a light upon the fictitious scenario in which the afterlife is bureaucratized. In a world where death came to a halt, an unlikely eulogy holds little to no meaning. Livi...
Intravenous Review: Splinter Cell Miami
Intravenous is what would happen if Splinter Cell and Hotline Miami had a lovechild; you’ve got your brutal difficulty and tactile feel combined with a hardcore focus on stealth-orientated gameplay. All of this within a classic and surprisi...