Captain Blood sets sail for consoles and PC this May
And to be clear, that’s May 2025, not May 2010.
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Legacy of Kain Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
25 years later, are these games worth revisiting?
The wait is almost over for While Waiting as it arrives on PC and the Nintendo Switch on Feb. 5th
We look forward to seeing the speedrunning community get their hands on this title.
Botworld Odyssey review for PC, Nintendo Switch
Would you call Pokémon with bots Botémon, Pokébot, or Botworld Odyssey?
Pinball FX – The Williams Pinball Volume 8 Classics Pack review for PC, Xbox Series X, PS5, Switch
Another pack of fantastic Williams classics make their way to Pinball FX.
Vivat Slovakia Early Access impressions for PC
GTA: Bratislava, awful Eurojank…or maybe both?
Even a concert isn’t a reprieve for our Proxies in Zenless Zone Zero version 1.5
The new year brings many things to do in New Eridu!
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutants Unleashed review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
More like stuttering and slowdowns unleashed.
It’s Only Money review for PC
It’s Only Money might just fill that Saints Row-shaped hole in your life.
The Thing: Remastered review for PC, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PlayStation
A PS2 classic that definitely looks, plays, and feels its age.
The Jackbox Survey Scramble review for PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch
Is the first standalone Jackbox game since 2020 worth your time? Survey says…
Best Games of 2024
As the year winds down, which game was our favorite? Read on to find out!
Slay the Spire 2 shows off gameplay in new trailer
Start clearing your schedule for 2025’s most addictive game.
Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 – The Dead King’s Secret review for PC, Nintendo Switch
A great puzzle game gets a not-as-great sequel.
Antonblast shows the Devil who’s the reddest one of all on PC now!
Whoever they hired to play Satan, they sound amazingly like Charlie Adler.
Crush House review for PC
A self-described “Thirst-person shooter” that takes on that wonders whether late-’90s dating shows served a darker purpose.