Tag: Reviews

Riftbound: Origins review: Ahri ready to play cards?

The League of Legends trading card game is here, and so far none of the twelve-year-olds who play at my store have called me a slur.

Dead Take review: The house is watching

INT. MANSION - NIGHT, Chase Lowry’s very bad night makes for an excellent point-and-click Hollywood horror adventure

Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time review: My hours were indeed stolen

LEVEL5’s long-awaited Fantasy Life sequel is an “everything video game” that somehow doesn’t collapse under its own weight.

Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds review: I’ve never driven this fast and furious before

It’s a million leagues better than Mario Kart World.

Silent Hill f review: My teen angst bullshit has a body count

All the way out here with a steel pipe and a dream

The Alters review: Every day is exactly the same

Warning: Your humanity is another resource to manage.

WWE 2K25 review: Finally, wrestling has come back to Nintendo

Not quite down for the count.

Marvel Rivals review: Crafting a near-perfect timeline

Don’t send help, I’m perfectly happy with my new obsession.

Hitman: World of Assassination – Signature Edition review: Agent 47 deserves better

The rebooted Hitman trilogy’s Switch 2 port is meaty but needed more time in the oven to make the most of Nintendo’s new hardware.

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound review: Desperate measures

The Game Kitchen understood the assignment.

Desktop Survivors 98 review: The bit is everything. All hail the bit.

Turning the Bullet Heaven into an overlay widget that thinks Windows 98 is the dopest shit in the world is a tremendous novelty.

DOOM: The Dark Ages review: Too much heavy, not enough metal

Hell hath arrived, not with a triumphant roar, but with an overwhelming whimper.

Raise Your Hand review: Angst and poetry in the ’90s

Jessica Rae’s directorial debut is a messy but insightful look at timeless injustices.

Many Nights a Whisper review: an unusual achievement

Deconstructeam’s mystical archery ritual aims for the sky but its target is within.

StarVaders review: Slay the Space Invaders

Creative, compelling, and tightly constructed, it'd be a real shame to let the likes of Monster Train 2 drown out this dark horse indie deckbuilder.