Rainbow Gate review for PC
Outlast meets Poppy Playtime… with strong presentation early on, but a loop that wears thin.
PC Reviews
Outlast meets Poppy Playtime… with strong presentation early on, but a loop that wears thin.
The most derisive entry of the franchise gets a remake befitting of its reputation.
Dragon Quest VII: Reimagined is a great way for new fans to experience a series classic, but it falls a little short for long-time Dragon Quest enthusiasts.
Romeo is a lot of things; he’s also the action hero we need.
Code Vein’s follow-up still has some work to be done.
If you don’t mind repetition and just want to shoot demons, Painkiller gives you every opportunity to do that.
The Atari 50 Anniversary Collection gets a significant add-on!
If you like janky horror that isn’t fun to play, Beneath is the game for you.
A space-age gacha game filled with anime girls, but… it’s secretly Factorio?
A slightly confusing horror story that feels a bit clunky, but looks pretty good.
Like the first Outer Worlds, but with more of it.
A game about chickens that’s a complete turkey.
Where the original Yooka-Laylee tried to hook players with an appeal to nostalgia, its remake tries to use the trick of simply being a great 3D platformer.
This kitty has claws…and guns, and grenades.
Bad animations, lousy voice acting, nonsensical puzzles — who doesn’t love a hidden object game?