Morgan: Metal Detective review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
Where some people see “cute”, others may see “forced labour.”
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Gradius Origins review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC
An amazing collection of shoot ’em up arcade classics.
Lost Soul Aside review for PC, PS5
Lost Soul Aside is a strong Game of the Year candidate…just not for the year 2025.
Hell is Us review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
This is the action-adventure game I’ve wanted for years.
The Royal Writ review for PC
A roguelike deckbuilder that doesn’t want to be Slay the Spire or Balatro? Apparently it’s possible!
Boulder Dash 40th Anniversary review for PlayStation, Xbox, Switch, PC
Boulder Dash is BACK with all of the frustrating fun you remember!
The Last of Us Part II Remastered review for PC
Fear not: none of the technical issues that plagued the PC version of TLOU are present this time around.
Metal Gear Solid Δ: Snake Eater review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
A 1:1 remake, but perfection doesn’t need changes.
Madden NFL 26 review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC, Switch 2
The rebuild is over and Madden NFL 26 is a playoff contender.
Catto’s Post Office review for PC
Games don’t come much cuter or much shorter than Catto’s Post Office.
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?
1000 Deaths review for PC
Retro 3D platformers don’t get much weirder than 1000 Deaths.
Eriksholm: The Stolen Dream review for PC, PS5, Xbox Series X
When a game looks as nice as Eriksholm, it’s easy to overlook a few gameplay shortcomings.
Tales of the Shire: A The Lord of the Rings Game review for PC, Nintendo Switch, PS5, Xbox Series X
If you ever wished Bilbo had just stayed in the Shire and not done anything memorable, here’s the game for you!
Shadow Labyrinth review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch, PC
Shadow Labyrinth’s attempt to blend Pac-Man and the Metroidvania genre together doesn’t always hit its mark.