Reviews

The Knightling is a charming adventure that mostly succeeds despite its obvious limitations. While the technical issues and familiar structure prevent it from reaching greatness, there's genuine heart here that makes it easy to recommend to anyone seeking a lighter, more focused alternative. 

By the time you reach the end, Shuten Order feels like more than just a murder mystery. It is a meditation on faith, mortality, and the lengths we go to preserve our existence. The fact that it delivers this through stealth sequences, detective puzzles, romance scenes, and death games only...

Chucky’s Punch is a mischievous spin on a classic, both creepy in theme and clever in execution. If you’re looking for something seasonal, sweet, and just a little sinister in flavor, this might be the best trick-or-treat in a can you’ll find this Halloween.

EDENS ZERO is a cosmic adventure that captures the style and heart of its anime roots, but stumbles on polish and depth. It is a flawed game that still manages to be an endearing one. Fans will overlook the rough edges and enjoy the ride, while newcomers will find a...

World War Z VR might not wow you with visuals, but when you’re surrounded by fast, screaming zombies and scrambling for ammo, it delivers the chaos the franchise is known for. It’s buggy, sure, but if you want to sweat through a VR headset while feeling like you’re one jump...

Overall, Astral Takers is an average game. It doesn’t do anything special but it’s not bad. It succeeds at what it is trying to do but it just doesn’t have the oomph to stand out as a great addition to your gaming library. At a sale price this might be...

One More Button is a game that puzzle fans will love, and even casual players might find themselves hooked by the charm of its world. It’s proof that great design doesn’t need complexity—it just needs the right idea executed well. One More Button may look small, but it presses all...

Robots at Midnight is comfort food. It's not going to blow your mind or redefine what games can be, but sometimes you don't want that. Sometimes you just want to punch robots in a colorful world while searching for your dad. But combat, while fun, never evolves much beyond what...

Sizzle & Stack has the heart of a great restaurant game. Its deck-building mechanics are clever, its recipe variety is impressive, and the upgrade system keeps you coming back for more. But the poor organization, clunky recipe look-ups, and sluggish pace keep it from reaching the heights it deserves. It’s...

This is what a franchise revival should look like. Shinobi: Art of Vengeance honors its heritage while confidently establishing its own identity in the modern gaming landscape. It is a masterful blend of style and substance that feels both familiar and new.

Mafia: The Old Country is the crown jewel of the series. A story that makes you bleed, laugh, and curse in Sicilian all in the same breath. The graphics will blow your fedora off, the gameplay’s smoother than Sinatra, and the story’s got enough heart to remind you why family,...

Hungry Meem lets you rebuild an entire civilization through dungeon exploration. Rebuilding a civilization through gathering and cooking food is enjoyable. Not being able to control your Meems is tough and it often feels like the game is constantly holding your hand. It’s a decent management experience but the experience...