The Lord of the Rings: Gollum review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Let’s all agree to not make a Gollum video game again.
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Nightmare Reaper review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Meet your procedurally-generated DOOM.
Circus Electrique review for Nintendo Switch, PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Unfortunately, no one ever told the creators of Circus Electrique that sometimes less is more.
Super Mega Baseball 4 review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Nintendo Switch
The best baseball game franchise returns even better than before.
Street Fighter 6 review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC
Since it’s built using the RE Engine, Lady Demetrescu in SF6 Season 2?
Stray Blade review for PS5, PC, Xbox Series X
If you’ve ever really wanted to play a Souls-like but weren’t skilled enough, here’s your chance.
Walkabout Mini Golf review for PlayStation VR2
Mighty Coconut’s enjoyable VR mini golf experience is a must have for PS VR2 owners.
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor review for PS5, Xbox Series X, PC
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is a must-play, whether you’re a Star Wars fan or not.
After the Fall review for PlayStation VR2
While not particularly groundbreaking, After the Fall is a strong title among the already strong PS VR2 launch lineup, and well worth your time.
Ghostwire: Tokyo – Spider?s Thread review for PC, Xbox Series X, PS5
One of last year?s best games is even better thanks to the new Spider?s Thread update.
Minecraft Legends review for Xbox, PlayStation, Switch, PC
Take one part Minecraft and one part strategy RPG, throw in some open world exploring, and you get an interesting and cute experience, with some minor flaws.
Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened review for PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Switch
Frogwares finally make a game worthy of the World?s Greatest Detective.
Cannon Dancer – Osman review for Nintendo Switch, PlayStation, Xbox
An oft-forgotten spiritual successor to Strider finally makes its way to home consoles.
Clash: Artifacts of Chaos review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox
Clash: Artifacts of Chaos brings back the world of Zeno Clash, but forgets to explain why.