Category: Reviews

Battlefield is back, bringing an all-new campaign and high-octane multiplayer to PC and console this Friday. But, how does it all stack up, and is this latest entry in the long-standing franchise worth your time? Here’s our review in progress.

Final Fantasy Tactics – The Ivalice Chronicles is a brilliant remaster of a game that defined a genre with its complex job system and character customization while imparting knowledge on the horrors of war. Nick checks it out in our review.

Hollow Knight Silksong is more fast-paced and brutal than its predecessor, for better and for worse. As a sequel that’s not for everyone is it worth your time?

Sucker Punch is back with the follow-up to 2020’s Ghost of Tsushima, this time taking players to the northern island of Hokkaido in Ghost of Yotei. But is it a fitting follow up to the Samurai epic? Here is our review.

 After Assassin’s Creed Shadows ended on an annoying cliffhanger, its Claws of Awaji expansion attempts to tie up loose ends. It still has a few uneven pacing issues between its dual protagonists, but the story wraps in a satisfying way.

Justin wasn’t the biggest fan of roguelikes, but Jotunslayer really captured his attention. Read on to see how this game turned him into a roguelike fan in our review.

Chris takes a look at Bloober Team’s latest game, Cronos: The New Dawn in his latest review.

Justin takes a look at Madden 26, the latest entry in the legendary football franchise, as part of our Side Quests series, and whether or not this iteration of the football sim is worth your time.

Daemon X Machina: Titanic Scion has plenty of customization options for mech building and its movement feels amazing, but the uninteresting story, rushed character development, and performance issues hold it back.

 Shinobi: Art of Vengeance is a throwback platformer packed full of all the campy goodness one would expect from a 90s action title. Except this time the controls are actually smooth and the game looks fantastic.