Reviews

The Outer Worlds 2 succeeds at being exactly what it appears to be: more Outer Worlds. It delivers refined combat, memorable companions, and Obsidian’s unmistakable narrative brilliance, but it plays things safe, feeling smaller in imagination even as it expands in scope. Fans of the first game will find plenty...

Two Point Museum is a management-simulation game that involves curating exhibits, building the layout, and hiring staff. I have been playing it at launch, and I thoroughly enjoyed it with an optimized portable experience on my Switch 2. Things become a bit repetitive, or the challenge isn’t as strong as...

Overall, there is a lot of fun to be had in Cladun X3. This hack and slash looter is full of different items, gear, and customization that can keep someone who enjoys this genre occupied for hours on end. There are enough changes in terms of the structure of progression...

Ball x Pit is a brilliantly designed roguelite bursting with creativity, depth, and energy. A little grindy at times, but its fusion mechanics, character variety, and audiovisual style make it one of the year’s most exciting surprises.

NBA Bounce is a fun afternoon distraction that kids will enjoy, but it’s also a reminder that not every officially licensed game earns its price tag. What’s here is serviceable and occasionally charming, but the shallow gameplay, missing features, and awkward mascot focus make it feel like a layup that...

The whole experience of Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club almost feels like playing through an interactive Peanuts movie, which fans will probably love! I can definitely see kids who enjoy the movies having a blast running around town as Snoopy, collecting hidden treasures, and solving cases!

The Lonesome Guild tackles themes of loneliness and connection in a world engulfed by a mysterious mist. It is a beautiful story for both young and old alike, touching on kindness and companionship. The combat and puzzles might feel stale, but the soundtrack and beautiful story make the world feel...

Painkiller is a reboot of the old 2004 shooter that’s now built around co-op for up to three players. You’ll battle hordes of demons in gothic, lavishly detailed environments. Painkiller offers replayability in its loop, but the repetitiveness made me not go for the replay, and I was able to...

Overall, the Turtle Beach Burst II Pro Wireless Gaming Mouse is an impressive piece of hardware. Its 30K sensor, 8K polling rate, 0.125 ms latency, 57-gram build, and long battery life make it one of the most responsive and capable wireless mice available today. It’s overkill for casual use, but...

The Turtle Beach Vulcan II TKL earns an easy 8.5 out of 10. It’s a sleek, reliable, and versatile keyboard that gives you premium features without a premium price tag. If you want a compact board that plays as good as it looks, this one’s absolutely worth a spot on...

Nicktoons & The Dice of Destiny is the kind of crossover you’ll want to love more than you actually do. It’s ambitious and full of personality, but bogged down by repetition, weak writing, and uneven gameplay that never quite rolls in its favor. Fans of Nickelodeon will enjoy the nostalgia...

Tormented Souls 2 is a faithful sequel that broadens scope while respecting the source material. Tank controls stay polarizing because you're getting retro survival horror complete with its flaws. If you bounced off the first game's clunky controls and archaic design, this won't convert you. But it is a solid...