#reviews
Digimon Survive Review
You ever see someone with massive, toned arms but embarrassingly scrawny legs? Digimon Survive is a little bit like that person: it overwhelmingly succeeds at
GigaBash Review
Picture a game that looks left at all of the fans clamoring for a new Power Stone game, looks right at the ones who want
Two Point Campus Review
Two Point Campus continues in the already impressive footsteps of Two Point Hospital before it, dressing up an engaging business management sim in goofy irreverence.
MultiVersus Review
Few companies have the wealth of recognizable and exciting characters required to create a platform fighter that could rival the likes of Nintendo’s Super Smash
Stray Review
Silent protagonists are nothing new in video games, but Stray certainly pushes that concept to an interesting place. Part platformer, part traditional adventure game, this
Madison Review
With an elaborate set of puzzles to solve and no shortage of jolting jump scares to shock you with, unraveling the morbid central mystery of
Matchpoint: Tennis Championships Review
Australia’s Nick Kyrgios is the top spun maverick of the tennis world, a controversy-courting Happy Gilmore-like figure who doesn’t so much as march to the
F1 22 Review
It’s a new era for the world of Formula 1, with some of the biggest changes seen in the sport in four decades shaking up
Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course Review
Despite what the title suggests, Cuphead: The Delicious Last Course is much more than just a fancy flan or fruit tart to top off the
Outriders Worldslayer Review
Ever since Outriders released early last year, I’ve held a theory that it’s the ultimate fast food game: a bland story filled with cheesy one-liners
