Games Review
After 40 hours with BioWare’s latest fantasy RPG, it feels like I’m just getting started.
Remedy’s latest release is connective tissue for its growing video game universe.
Atlus’ game tackles tough subjects with refreshing nuance, catapulting it beyond simply being ‘Persona with swords.’
Zelda’s first solo adventure plays to her strengths, but even in her own game, she feels underutilized.
Capcom’s Ace Attorney Investigations Collection is a fine addition to the lawyer game canon.
The sequel to a simple pack-in game is a flawless love letter to both PlayStation’s history and video games in general.
What Ubisoft’s new game lacks in innovation, it makes up for in fan service.
A perfectly fine action game has become saddled with a lot of baggage.
Despite its confusing trailers, Kunitsu-Gami is a highly stylized and pleasantly challenging ‘maiden defense’ game.
It has some clever ideas but struggles with a lack of polish and repetitive gameplay.
Playing Erdtree was a lesson in humility I needed.
There’s challenging combat and platforming puzzles, but the hardest part of the game is grappling with its emotional story.
The underwater adventure is a rare glimpse into a more accessible soulslike experience.
While the combat is challenging and rewarding, it takes far too long to get to the good stuff.
Delightful design and the beloved royal badass isn’t enough to save Peach’s first game in 19 years from being a touch boring.
The sequel to Capcom’s action RPG is big and chaotic, but the companion characters are what make it all work.
The second game in the remake trilogy expands on the original in terms of both story and gameplay, and — despite a little filler — the additions are very welcome. Plus, it’s still super weird.
Rocksteady Studios returns to the superhero genre with an ill-conceived attempt to merge Arkham-style action with a live-service game.
Infinite Wealth is several different games wrapped up in a hard-hitting social commentary package.
Two weeks into 2024, and we’ve already got a GOTY.
