Discovery Tour: Ancient Greece review for PC, PS4, Xbox One
Put those hidden blades…more away? Cause you might learn something!
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Unknown Fate review for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One
I guess “Buggy, Frustrating Fate” would have been too on-the-nose?
Windscape review for Nintendo Switch, Xbox One
Alternate title for Windscape: The Legend of Zzzzzzzzelda.
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered review for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Final Fantasy VIII finally makes its way over to modern consoles with this excellent remaster.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan review for Xbox One, PS4, PC
Supermassive Games follow-up to PS4 cult classic Until Dawn captures the same tone with Man of Medan, but technical quality issues abound.
Gunpowder on the Teeth review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Gunpowder on the Teeth feels like a forgotten Game Boy game that was forgotten for a reason.
Senran Kagura Peach Ball review for PC
A pinball title which caters to a very narrow PC audience.
Warlock’s Tower review for PS Vita, PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Warlock’s Tower feels so much like a Game Boy game, you?ll almost feel like you need to carry around a spare pack of AA batteries.
Super Wiloo Demake review for PS4, PS Vita, Xbox One, Switch
Super Wiloo Demake lacks in originality, but not in fun.
The Church in the Darkness review for PS4, Xbox One, Switch
Don?t drink this game’s Koolaid.
Golf Peaks review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Golf Peaks is less a golf game than a puzzle game pretending to be a golf game.
Paradox Soul review for PS4, PS Vita, Xbox One, Switch
Paradox Soul makes for an easy Platinum, but not much more than that.
Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-tered review for Nintendo Switch
Still a terrible name, but still a fantastic game.
Wolfenstein: Youngblood review for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
A Wolfenstein game in name only, this boring, repetitive, insulting shell of a game is not worth your time or your money
Rise: Race The Future review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Rise is a drifting-based racing game with lousy handling — that, somehow, succeeds in spite of itself.