PC Reviews
Summerset is proof that even four years after the launch of The Elder Scrolls Online, ZeniMax is still listening to player feedback and still capable of impressing with outstanding new content.
Crossing Fates might be easier on other platforms.
Cyberpunk and anime collide with visual novels, point-and-click adventures, and a bit of queer theory in 2064: Read Only Memories. You can probably tell whether you?ll like this game just from reading that last sentence.
Amazing graphics and movie quality dinosaurs aren’t enough to cover up the deeper flaws in this park tycoon simulator.
Was it Thomas Edison in the library with a revolver? Maybe!
After an extensive time of post-release patches, the troubled PC port finally gets up to speed.
One of the greatest and most influential games of last generation gets a well deserved new coat of paint. Praising the sun has never looked this good.
Some re-releases showcase hidden gems or give old games new life. And some are like The King of Fighters ’97 Global Match.
Overall, City of Brass also feels more like a really well-made tech demo than a full-on game.
Does Hitman: Sniper Assassin do the job of getting you pumped up and in a pre-ordering mood for November?s Hitman 2? Read on to find out.
An intriguing premise does little to lift Vampyr above mediocrity.
A unique, fun game that doesn?t exactly lend itself to much in the way of variation.
A unique, relaxing and entertaining puzzler for the Nintendo Switch that may be worth jumping in to.
Think of InkSplosion as a very, very, very, very, very poor man?s version of Splatoon.
Capcom manages to remind everyone that Street Fighter is still pretty rad with this anniversary collection.
