Reviews

Metroid Prime 4 Beyond Review: A Triumphant Return With a Few Rough Edges

After what feels like an eternity of waiting, Samus Aran is finally back in action. Metroid Prime 4 Beyond has.

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Destiny 2 Renegades Preview: Bungie’s Star Wars Gamble Could Save the Franchise

Destiny 2 is bleeding players, struggling through what many consider its darkest chapter, and Bungie’s response is to double down.

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Octopath Traveler 0 Preview: Square Enix’s Most Ambitious JRPG Yet

What happens when a development team takes a gacha-riddled mobile game and completely reimagines it as a premium console experience?.

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Heroes of Might and Magic Olden Era Preview: A Legend Returns After 10 Years

After ten years of dormancy, the turn-based strategy franchise that defined an entire generation of PC gaming is finally making.

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Call of Duty Black Ops 7 Multiplayer Review: Future Warfare Finds Its Footing

Releasing two Black Ops titles back to back seemed like a recipe for franchise fatigue, yet Treyarch has pulled off.

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Silent Hill f Review: When Tradition Meets Terror in 1960s Japan

Horror fans have been starved for a proper Silent Hill experience for over a decade, watching the franchise stumble through.

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Cronos: The New Dawn Review: Puzzle Brilliance Meets Post-Apocalyptic Horro

Bloober Team has built their reputation on atmospheric psychological horror, but Cronos: The New Dawn represents their most ambitious swing.

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Rosewater Review: The Western Game That Swaps Six-Shooters for Journalism

Point-and-click adventures set in the Wild West typically arm players with revolvers and righteous vengeance, but Rosewater hands you something.

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Rue Valley Review: Strong Mental Health Themes Undone by Repetitive Gameplay

Some games fail because they aim too low, content to rehash familiar formulas without adding meaningful innovation. Rue Valley commits.

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HAVN HS 420 Review: The Fish Tank PC Case That Gets Form and Function Right

When your PC costs as much as a used car, hiding it inside a bland metal box feels like storing.

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