Category: PC
PC Reviews
MechWarrior 5: Clans review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
There’s a lot to unpack and configure in the latest entry in the MechWarrior series.
Voidwrought review for PC, Nintendo Switch
Voidwrought is an exceptional Metroidvania style adventure in a year that’s been filled with great games in the genre.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is a serious return to form for the franchise.
Funko Fusion review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC
A Lego-like with Mature licenses sounds promising.
Arizona Sunshine Remake review for PlayStation VR2, SteamVR, Meta Quest
Fred isn’t back, Fred is dead, but you can shoot him over and over again in this remarkable remake.
Metaphor: ReFantazio review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Atlus’ latest RPG is genuinely a genre-defining release.
The Smurfs – Dreams review for PC, Nintendo Switch, Playstation, Xbox
A smurfingly decent 3D platformer.
Unknown 9: Awakening review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Unknown 9 must need to be woken up properly.
Kong: Survivor Instinct review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
Kong: Survivor Instinct is certainly a big step up from the last Kong video game adventure.
Fear the Spotlight review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC
Blumhouse Games’ retro-inspired horror title is an enjoyable experience, with my sole disappointment being that I didn’t discover it earlier.
Until Dawn review for PS5, PC
Despite its improved graphics and atmosphere, this remake’s glitches and price tag raise questions about its necessity, especially for those who’ve already played the 2015 original.
Samurai Kento review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
A developer known for making retro-tinged 2D metroidvanias returns with exactly what you’d expect from them.
Yars Rising review for Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X, Atari VCS, PC
Adapting the classic Yars’ Revenge into a modern-day Metroidvania works surprisingly well.
G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra review for PC
While certainly better than 2020’s Operation Blackout, G.I. Joe: Wrath of Cobra ignores a lot of modern bells and whistles found elsewhere in the beat ’em up genre.