Game Reviews

Apparition is a horror game that quickly deflates as the gameplay becomes repetitive and the threats become rudimentary

Chaosium's unhallowed tabletop RPG gets a proper video game representation that nails the feel of a pen and paper campaign.

Build your own Lego character to star alongside DC's most notable baddies as they attempt the save the world from even worse villains!

Thronebreaker is a great way to learn how to play Gwent for beginners, but it will leave veteran Gwent players completely unchallenged even on the hardest difficulty.

Swords take second place to statecraft as you employ your Tinder-honed swiping skills to keep your favorite GoT characters on the Iron Throne.

Upgrade your industrial production with the latest expansion for Cities: Skylines.

Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 gives new life to an aging formula, and its three core modes combine to create one of the most complete FPS packages the series has every known.

A new fighting mechanic and game mode propels Soul Calibur to new heights in its latest entry!

Sinner Sacrifice for Redemption ultimately feels like an average -- if unforgiving -- boss battler cashing in on the popularity of a certain From Software juggernaut.  

Though it may be the same cut and paste formula from the last 10 entries, Mega Man 11 adds just enough new content to make the Blue Bomber relevant again.

Whether you've played the deeply storied Xenoblade Chronicles 2 or not, Torna is fantastic for fans and newcomers alike -- an almost impossible task this expansion pulls off with ease.

Space Hulk: Tactics is one of the best turn-based games in the Warhammer 40K universe despite a few power balance issues.

Marble It Up! is a marble-lous game.

Despite flaws like a lack of board variety, limited control options, and no way to play with more than 4 players, Super Mario Party is a worthy successor to the franchise, and a must-have for the...

While Ragnarok brings a lot of interesting new elements to Northgard, the update ultimately feels like somewhat of a mixed bag.

Pathfinder: Kingmaker brings a classic tabletop RPG to the PC. Does it succeed in balancing PC gameplay with traditional RPG aspects? You bet it does.

Assassin's Creed: Odyssey is in many ways a return to form for the series, and its rendition of Ancient Greece makes a worthy addition to the wondrous locales the franchise is known for.

A cheeky 16-bit RPG game disguised as an MMO that holds your attention throughout the dozens of hours of gameplay and challenging puzzles

Think of the Children is a cute idea in theory but in practice, it lacks the balance it needs to succeed

Take on the role of an unlikely hero in this new side-scrolling adventure with quirky characters and a familiar battle system for fans of Undertale.