Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is a stylish Belle Époque–inspired RPG with emotional storytelling and rhythmic turn-based combat. Despite uneven pacing and clunky platforming, its rich world, strong voice acting, and inventive battles make it stand out.
EA Sports UFC 5 is my go-to game when I need to let something out. The combat feels incredible, but the modes don’t always support it. This is my honest experience.
Team Ninja returns with Nioh 3, trading linear missions for “Open Field” exploration and a dual-combat system. It’s faster, deeper, and more brutal than ever.
GRIDbeat! is the second original title from Ridiculous Games and part of the starting roster from resurrected publisher Acclaim. It’s a rhythm action game with a neon 90s aesthetic and pounding synthwave score, plus a decent variety of enemies and tricks up its digital sleeve. It’s also punishingly hard. It’s available now on Nintendo Switch …
In this Crimson Desert review, we take a closer look at the game’s critical reception, strengths, weaknesses, performance, and content scope to help you understand what the game is all about before you spend money on it.
I don’t think there’s any point in sugarcoating this, inZOI may literally be one of the best-looking sims out there. Sure, we’ve had our fair share of really good sim games, but this one just has an edge to it.
This Monster Hunter Stories 3 review is a deep look at an outstanding sequel that further refines its combat, gameplay features, and visuals to perfectly complement its stronger narrative. But is it enough to win over long-time series and JRPG fans?
Here’s my Death Stranding 2: On the Beach review. Kojima’s latest sequel refines the original with deeper combat, smoother traversal, and a stronger social system. But its shift toward accessibility divides fans; here’s what works, what doesn’t, and whether it’s worth buying.
This Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties review is from a long-time admirer of the franchise, dedicated to both my fellow long-time fans and newcomers out there who want to know whether or not this black sheep of the series is worth a fair shake.
Why I oughta…! MOUSE: P.I. for Hire is a cartoon noir FPS stuffed with so many cheese puns it’ll make you lactose intolerant. Developed by Fumi Games and published by PlaySide, it’s out now on all major platforms (I played it on PC). It’s got moxie, but is that enough to warrant hiring this rodent …
A Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Empire City review that looks at this first person VR game with physical combat, parkour, and co-op play. Learn how each Turtle feels, how it performs across headsets, and if the $24.99 price makes sense.
The Shore is a short Lovecraftian horror developed and published by Dragonis Games, and it’s out now on PS5 as an “Enhanced Edition.” It’s super weird and I love it, but your mileage will likely vary depending on your tolerance for ‘Tentacles = Lovecraft.’ Normally I add a trailer for a game but this time …
Starfield lands on PS5 with years of updates behind it. Here’s how it plays today, what’s changed since launch, and where it still struggles.
After 12 years, Tomodachi Life is back – and it’s weirder, deeper, and more creative than ever. Open islands, expanded Mii tools, and full inclusivity. A few things are missing, though. Full Tomodachi Life review inside.
Darwin’s Paradox! is the debut title from ZDT Studio, it’s published by Konami, and it’s out now on all major platforms (I played the PS5 version). It’s absolutely stunning to look at but it’s hard as nails. Luckily, it’s also got enough charm to keep you invested in its goofy sci-fi story, as Darwin gets …
