Kazuma dives into No Rest for the Wicked, the latest game from Ori and the Blind Forest team Moon Studio. How does it stack up in Early Access? Here is our review.
Sea of Thieves PS5 – The Re-Review
Sea of Thieves has just released on PS5, which made it a good time to revisit our review of the sea-faring live service from Microsoft. How does it stack up in 2024? Here’s our re-review.
Strategy Session: Manor Lords Early Access Review
Manor Lords launched into early access last week, and it’s taken the internet by storm. But how does it stack up in its early stages, and is it worth your time? Here’s our early access review.
AFK Journey Review: Heroes, Guilds, and Gacha – Should You Invest Your Time?
Millions of players have hopped in between the PC and mobile version to get in on the ground floor of the next big gacha hero collector. Should you join them?
Inkbound Review: Rise of the Unbound Merges Polish, Strategy and Story in this Co-Op Roguelike
Inkbound has come a long way, and it seems like the majority of Rise of the Unbound irons our the rough edges for new players. Read our full review to find out how!
Dragon’s Dogma 2: A Masterclass in Exploration and Adventure
Dragon’s Dogma 2 delivers an immersive RPG adventure with its vast world and polished combat, complemented by a revamped Pawn system for enhanced camaraderie. With extensive character customization and dynamic gameplay, it stands as a masterclass in exploration and adventure.
Alone in the Dark Review
Alone in the Dark is back after 30 years with a new vision for the legendary thriller. But how does this remake hold up? Here is our review.
Last Epoch Final Review
It’s been a couple weeks since our review in progress for Last Epoch, and it’s been wild ride. Here is our full review of the APRG.
Zoria: Age of Shattering Review
Zoria: Age of Shattering is a new CRPG from developer Tiny Trinket games, but how does this new RPG hold up? Check out in our review.
Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters Review
After a successful launch in 2022 on Steam, Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters made its way to consoles last week. Now you can pursue the demons of chaos with the illustrious Grey Knights on PC, Xbox, or PlayStation. If you’ve ever wanted to try XCOM with a side of Space Marines, now is your chance!