Game Reviews

God Wars Future Past is a great throwback to classic Tactics RPGs!

3..2..1... Grenades is a game that attempts to do many things, but it's a bland experience overall.

The Corsair K68 mechanical gaming keyboard doesn't reinvent the proven Corsair method but adds new functionality to a diverse peripheral line.

DiRT 4 is a game of two halves, literally. Each half is excellent, but I still feel something is missing.

With a few minor unique features of its own, the game very much feels like Banished 2.0 and not its own title.

Hover: Revolt of Gamers may be a little unpolished, but bounding across ECP17 is the most fun I've had reviewing a game to date.

Monolith combines the genres of roguelike and shoot'em up to bring us one of the most fun roguelikes this year.

This stylistic game world revolves around music, it being both your weapon (Quite literally!) and your enemy.

Bio Inc. Redemption is a fun game in short bursts, and has some nice depth, but comes off feeling like another ported mobile game.

Randall is a fun beat'em up and Metroidvania. It may not leave a lasting impression, but it's a fun way to spend your weekend.

Inner Chains is a beautiful game with a promising setting, but it ultimately underdelivers in too many key places to stand out.

From the immersive main storyline to the references to the original game, ESO: Morrowind is an enjoyable addition that has rekindled my interest in MMOs.

Dark Rose Valkyrie has some exciting aspects, but may fall short in the overall package.

An excellent conversion of a video game to board game format, one that all designers should look to and be inspired by.

Tekken 7 not only brings back all the great memories of this impeccable fighting series, but offers some new combat tricks, too.

A gorgeously stylised cyberpunk action/stealth game in the vein of Syndicate, with lots to like but issues with execution dragging it down.

Jet Set Radio's spiritual successor improves upon its source material with a vast open world and entertaining multiplayer features.

The unique blindness mechanic just isn't quite enough to overcome a bland execution and lackluster story.

Arms is another fun, new franchise for Nintendo!

Dynasty Feud attempts to capture the magic of platform brawlers, but instead lacks development of characters and options leaving a mixed gaming experience for players.