MLB The Show 23 review for Nintendo Switch
How well does Sony?s flagship baseball game fare on the Switch? A lot better than you might expect.
Castle Renovator review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
Castle Renovator doesn?t feature nearly enough castles, but that?s the least of its problems.
MLB The Show 23 review for PlayStation, Xbox
Does MLB The Show 23 hit a home run with its addition of a Negro Leagues Storylines mode?
Bayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon review for Nintendo Switch
Bayonetta Origins represents a radical departure for the series. Does it pay off?
Sonic Origins Plus speeds onto consoles and PC June 23rd
Celebrate Sonic’s birthday with 16 of the blue blur’s best games (and Amy as a playable character!).
Fashion Police Squad review for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox, PC
A DOOM clone unlike any you?ve ever seen before.
DC’s Justice League: Cosmic Chaos review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Justice League: Cosmic Chaos is surprisingly fun ? and surprisingly funny.
Last Kids on Earth: Hit the Deck review for PC
Ironically, you can?t play a game called ?Hit the Deck? on the Steam Deck.
Explore Redfall’s lore in new story trailer
Watch how vampires come to rule Redfall’s nighttime world.
Scars Above review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC
There are worse ways to spend six hours than being reminded that you should go replay Returnal and Mass Effect.
Robin Hood, RoboCop and Ravenswatch highlight NACON Connect 2023
Plus Gollum, tennis, rugby, and lots more!
Digimon World: Next Order review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Digimon World: Next Order captures the most important part of training your monsters: making sure they remember to use the bathroom.
I Am Your President review for PC
Bland, forgettable, mediocre: I Am Your President is like the Rutherford B. Hayes of presidential simulators.
Kirby?s Return to Dream Land Deluxe review for Nintendo Switch
Everyone?s favourite pink puffball returns in a fun remake of the 2011 Wii game.
Elderand review for PC, Switch
Elderand is inspired by Castlevania, but does it show any personality of its own?