Monster Hunter: World review for PS4, Xbox One
Killing giant monsters with giant weapons , but now in high definition.
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Romancing SaGa 2 review for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
Square Enix’s classic JRPG finally makes it to the current generation. Was it worth the wait?
The Bard’s Tale: Remastered and Resnarkled review for PS Vita, PS4
Platform: PS Vita Also On: PS4 Publisher: InXile Entertainment Developer: InXile Entertainment Medium: Digital Players: 1 Online: No ESRB: T Given that The Bard?s Tale originally came out on PS2 and the original Xbox back in 2004, it shouldn?t come as a surprise to anyone that the game is showing its age a decade and…
de Blob review for Xbox One, PS4
One of the Wii’s best platformers arrives on next-gen systems. Does it still hold up nearly a decade later?
One More Dungeon review for PS Vita, PS4, Switch
Is nostalgia for the early days of first-person shooters enough to carry a game? One More Dungeon certainly hopes it is.
Summon Night 6: Lost Borders review for PS Vita, PS4
If ever there was a case of “newcomers need not apply,” it’s with Summon Night 6.
Tokyo Tattoo Girls review for PS Vita, PC
A game so bad in so many ways, it almost defies the imagination.
Cursed Castila review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One
A retro-inspired, tough as nails platformer that, for once, doesn’t feel like it’s punishing people just for playing.
School Girl/Zombie Hunter review for PS4
A game that delivers exactly what its title implies: school girls hunting zombies.
Hidden Agenda review for PS4
Not even wonky smartphone controls can hide the fact that Hidden Agenda is a pretty outstanding game.
Dark Rose Valkyrie review for PS4
As JRPGs go, Dark Rose Valkyrie pretty much defines “mediocre.”
Planet of the Eyes review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
Brevity is the soul of a pretty good platformer.
Puzzle Fighter review for iOS, Android
It’s familiar, but not familiar, but not too not familiar…
Squareboy vs Bullies: Arena Edition review for PS Vita, PS4, Switch
Double Dragon on a budget — a very, very, very low budget.
Raiden V Director’s Cut review for PC, Xbox One, PS4
What’s better than a SHMUP? The Director’s Cut, duh!