Game Reviews

Despite a graphical upgrade, Sniper Elite V2 Remastered shows its age in almost every way — but that doesn't mean it's not a good time.

Druidstone nails turn-based combat, with some remarkably user-friendly options, but is held back somewhat by an uninteresting story.

Shakedown Hawaii gets you into a business trip around a 16-bit world that sometimes leaves much to be desired.

Figment turns a touchy topic into an engaging puzzle adventure that's filled with heart and some excellent setting and soundtrack designs.

A Plague Tale: Innocence is an odd and often frustrating experience, with an escort mission front and center. There's a lot here that makes it worth checking out, though, even if only once.

A medieval combat simulator with a robust physics and combat system, Mordhau shows flourishes of brilliance but can't be crowned champion just yet.

Logitech's G935 is essentially a remaster of the G933 Artemis Spectrum. However, a few audio improvements make it worth consideration.

Epic store exclusive Close To The Sun offers a solid mix of SOMA-style horror with BIoschock style locations and story.

The visual novel VA-11 HALL-A arrived on Nintendo Switch, mixing drinks and changing lives with great characters and tons of style.

Days Gone may not be game-changing like other PlayStation exclusives, but it's still a well put together title.

Turtle Beach's Recon 70 gaming headset is cheap but effective — a headset for somebody who wants a bargain and has nothing to prove.

Almost three decades since the original, Mortal Kombat 11 proves the fighter's might is still strong.

Get ready to die with another killer 2D souls-like that flips the script in several ways for a refreshing take on the genre.

While Pathway has a lot of interesting ideas, none of them are executed in a way that makes them compelling. Chucklefish nails the setting of the pulp era but not the feeling.

Although zombie swarms are impressive in World War Z, and combat is fun at first, things quickly get a tad bit boring.

If I have one complaint about Katana ZERO, it's that there's not already a sequel.

Super Dragon Ball Heroes World Mission is split between a great card-based combat system and not-so-great everything else, but it's still fun for series fans.

Heaven's under new management. It takes a little while to come into its own, but 'God’s Trigger' is a decent weekend’s worth of splatterpunk entertainment.

One Finger Death Punch 2 is a deep, rhythmic fighting game that attempts to replicate the feel of classic kung fu movies.

Outward isn't revolutionary, but there's a lot to be said for the sense of achievement the game grants in both single and multiplayer.