Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox
A metroidvania mimic and a stupendous story? A real treat for destiny lore lovers, but does the gameplay measure up?
PC Reviews
A metroidvania mimic and a stupendous story? A real treat for destiny lore lovers, but does the gameplay measure up?
When a game looks as nice as Eriksholm, it’s easy to overlook a few gameplay shortcomings.
If you ever wished Bilbo had just stayed in the Shire and not done anything memorable, here’s the game for you!
Shadow Labyrinth’s attempt to blend Pac-Man and the Metroidvania genre together doesn’t always hit its mark.
Pata-pata-pata-PON! (Which here means, “Fun when they first came out, still fun today!”)
Eternal Strands may not be much more than the sum of its influences, but at least adding up its influences still makes for a good time.
Does this standalone follow up to RoboCop: Rogue City benefit from addition by subtraction?
Raidou is back and better than ever, especially in HD.
What do you get when you cross Slay the Spire with generic JRPGs? Something pretty decent, it turns out.
The remade experience is not perfect, but Tony is back and it’s great to see him again.
A series known for imitating Zelda sends its hero on a dungeon crawling adventure after the “Paradigm Hourglass”.
Tired of waiting for Elder Scrolls VI to come out? Here’s something to keep you occupied in the meantime.