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Alan Wake 2, is a creepy, tense, thriller that, despite some areas of struggle, is a great time. Our review.
In the shadowy depths of Middle-earth, the Dwarves have begun to delve, maybe too greedily, again. They've returned to Moria, and Emily has you covered. How does the survival game hold up? Here is our review.
The Lords of the Fallen takes players to the dual worlds of Axiom and Umbral, but how well does the latest Soulslike hold up under pressure? Jason tackles this in his review.
Total War: Pharaoh is the latest title from developer Creative Assembly. Set during the Bronze Age collapse, players take on the role of an aspiring Pharaoh or Great King. Kevin has successfully seized power from the other pretenders. Check out the review to see if this road to power is worth it.
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is everything you should want in a mech game. Nick explains why in his review.
Pikmin 4 brings the real-time strategy gameplay the series has been known for, taking players along with the space-faring Pikmin's latest expedition. But how does it all hold up?
Exoprimal is a game that if he didn't have game pass, Ryan might not have given it a real look. But, it's one of those titles that offers a solid gameplay loop - a looter shooter with dinosaurs thrown into the mix. Here is our belated review of Exoprimal.
WrestleQuest brings the world of wrestling to a turn-based RPG, combining the two rather seamlessly into a solid first effort. Jason breaks down the nostalgia-fueled, pro wrestling - RPG hybrid down in his latest review.
Arcadian Atlas is inspired by the tactics RPGs of yesteryear. Nick, our resident tactics RPG fan, puts the indie RPG through its paces.
Dramatic Labs released Star Trek: Resurgence, a narrative-driven title set in the Star Trek universe. How does it fare, and should you boldly go ahead and grab this Star Trek title? Here is our review.
Nightdive's System Shock remake is finally here and SHODAN is ready to greet you. How does the remake stand up, and does the iconic gameplay stand the test of time?
What comes after humanity? Exploration adventure title After Us aims to give us a bleak hypothesis on exactly what does come after us. Here is our review.
Being The Grim Reaper is a hard job! Death incarnate has a lot of souls he's responsible for but that's what delegating is for. Unfortunately, turning death into a fully staffed operation has come with some downsides. Have a Nice Death takes you through the corporate drudgery with Death himself, and what we have is a competent - if a tad too difficult - roguelike. Here's our review.
Company of Heroes 3 is ambitious, its dual-wielding campaigns aiming to tell a more focused story of the Mediterranean campaigns of World War 2. But how does that ambition measure up, and does Company of Heroes 3 carry on the excellent real-time prestige of the series?
As the somewhat spiritual successor to the Xbox hit Happy Wars, Toylogic attempts to recreate that feeling of light-hearted castle warfare with Warlander. Unfortunately, Toylogic missed the mark this time around and delivered a mostly generic title that seems more focused on monetization than interesting gameplay.
