Gotham Knights is coming out this week after multiple delays, but did the extra time help it achieve greatness? Learn more in our review.
Gotham Knights Review – The RPG Files
Overwatch 2 Review
Overwatch 2 is simply more Overwatch – which is to say it’s quite good. The changes are meaningful, and while there are issues and problems with the free-to-play sequel, the foundations there are very, very good. Read more in our review.
The RPG Files: The Last Hero of Nostalgaia Review
The Last Hero of Nostalgaia, the Souls-like adventure from indie developer Over the Moon, is set to release on PC and the Xbox family of consoles on Wednesday, October 19th. But how does it stack up against titans in the genre? Mitch explores in his review.
Temtem Review
Scott is back with his full review of Crema Games’ creature collection game, Temtem. How does the full experience stack up?
Foxhole Review
Indie developer Siege Camp has been working on Foxhole for five years now. With the Inferno 1.0 update, their sandbox MMO military sim has left boot camp (aka Early Access) and headed to the front lines as a full release on Steam.�How does it stack up?
The RPG Files: Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Review
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 released on Nintendo Switch on July 29th and since then we’ve been putting the hulking JRPG through its paces. Check out Garrick’s thoughts on more than 100 hours in the world of Aionios.
The RPG Files: Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Review
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 released on Nintendo Switch on July 29th and since then we’ve been putting the hulking JRPG through its paces. Check out Garrick’s thoughts on more than 100 hours in the world of Aionios.
Tower of Fantasy Final Review – An Anime MMORPG-Lite With a Familiar Feeling Fantasy
On the surface, Tower of Fantasy epitomizes the best of what players should expect from an anime-inspired MMO-lite. After several weeks within the game, it’s time to lay all the cards on the table. It’s time to anchor this fantasy back to reality.
Chimeraland Review
Chimeraland, developed by Pixel Soft and published by Level Infinite, launched last month in North America. It is a sandbox MMO that mashes up various systems from monster hunting to survival-style building. While the game feels unpolished, it does have a lot of depth to the gameplay. Check out Kevin’s review.
Noah’s Heart Review
I spent the last week playing around in Noah’s Heart, just to see if it was any good. Is it? Spoiler Alert: If you’re a PC gamer, no…no it is not.