Category: Reviews

Creative Assembly is releasing the new Total War: Warhammer III: Shadows of Change DLC this week. It includes three new legendary lords, several new units, and campaign mechanics. Is it enough to keep players engaged? Check out Kevin’s review to learn …

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is everything you should want in a mech game. Nick explains why in his review.

A video game taking the form of a Broadway musical is a much rarer affair, and Stray Gods is a perfect example of what makes that adaptation so difficult. Yet, it has a lot going right for it, and is a fun experience.

Pikmin 4 brings the real-time strategy gameplay the series has been known for, taking players along with the space-faring Pikmin’s latest expedition. But how does it all hold up?

Exoprimal is a game that if he didn’t have game pass, Ryan might not have given it a real look. But, it’s one of those titles that offers a solid gameplay loop – a looter shooter with dinosaurs thrown into the mix. Here is our belated review of Exoprimal.

WrestleQuest brings the world of wrestling to a turn-based RPG, combining the two rather seamlessly into a solid first effort. Jason breaks down the nostalgia-fueled, pro wrestling – RPG hybrid down in his latest review.

Dragon Quest has a new spin-off on PC, Dragon Quest Treasures. Scott jumped into the RPG headlong to get his anime Indiana Jones on, looking for treasure in the rich Dragon Quest universe. Here is our review of the PC version.

Arcadian Atlas is inspired by the tactics RPGs of yesteryear. Nick, our resident tactics RPG fan, puts the indie RPG through its paces.

Gunfire Games is back with Remnant 2. This is great for fans of the first Remnant game and new players looking for a new challenge. Remnant 2 returns to the post-apocalyptic world torn apart by the Root. Armed with new archetypes, Kevin has been hoppin…