Uncharted 4 isn’t a perfect game, but it’s about as close as it gets. A Thief’s End feels like a true adventure, developing believable characters and relationships, offering gorgeous environments to explore, and encouraging and […]

I have no doubt that things will improve over time, as is often the case with online games – things will have to if Gearbox hopes to keep this game alive. However, there is no […]

It’s hard to find fault with Western Press – it’s a simple, well executed party-game that can easily be enjoyed on your own, if only for a while. There’s not a whole lot to it, […]

I could just keep writing paragraph after paragraph about how wonderful, engaging and moving Stardew Valley is. Also how it has inspired such an incredible community, with players even buying it for others just so […]

A fantastic game is hidden inside Armada’s mechanics, but it’s covered up by a lack of depth and an alarming number of omissions at launch. That said, the game’s updates can easily remedy these problems, […]

For returning scarred warriors or soon-to-be-schooled newbies, Dark Souls 3 is a sprawling testament to the series and another triumph in [...]

For all of its strengths in gameplay, Alienation is largely forgettable, thanks mostly to its ultimately repetitive missions and lack of identity. If you love a good twin stick shooter, you’ll love Alienation. If you […]

While repetitive and somewhat controller clumsy, the game is still incredibly polished and enjoyable enough to warrant some attention […]

The Aquatic Adventures of the Last Human (TAAotLH) may not be very long but what’s here is exemplary of how a simple game can still be excellent. With little to no dialogue, TAAotLH manages to […]

I’m glad that Pokkén Tournament made the transition from arcade units to console. The combat isn’t over-simplified but still hasn’t hit the kind of difficulty that requires an academic understanding of a single fighter just […]