Despite its focus on death and the afterlife, Flipping Death is a charming and wholesome adventure. Its zany and often eccentric characters bring the well-paced story to life with fantastic voice acting and a gorgeous…
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H1Z1 Battle Royale PS4 Review: All Kills No Frills
Battle royale games have established themselves as more than just a fad, and as the space becomes more crowded, games strive to carve out their niche. With the console port of H1Z1, focusing on simplicity…
F1 2018 Review In Progress
Despite the cars being the quickest they’ve ever been in the sport’s history, Formula One in 2018 is about much more than pure speed. Impressively, the technical nature of driving the fastest, most advanced cars…
We Happy Few Review
Just like the forcibly stretched grins of its inhabitants, the joy found in We Happy Few is a facade. The game’s fascinating setting of a drug-fueled society wasting away in fake happiness is squandered on…
Overcooked 2 Review – A Great Second Course
Following 2016’s co-op cooking hit, Overcooked 2 introduces a fresh set of kitchens and recipes to conquer. Like in the first game, simple controls and a cute, cartoony style lend levity to intense dinner rushes…
Unavowed Review: Dressed To Possess
Unavowed sounds straightforward on paper. It’s a classic-style point-and-click game about demonic possession set in New York City with people to talk to, and puzzles to solve. However, as you get to know its characters…
Monster Hunter World Review – Deadliest Catch
While some fans of the series were disappointed when Monster Hunter XX came to the Switch as a Japan-only exclusive, the good news is that we don’t have to suffer in region-imposed torture any longer.…
No Man’s Sky Next Review: You Are Not Alone
Nothing about the hype, release, disappointment, and slow, disciplined redemption of No Man’s Sky has been typical. As such, the great paradox of the Next update isn’t exactly a surprise. It introduces some drastic improvements…
WarioWare Gold Review – Worth Its Weight
WarioWare, one of Nintendo’s strangest and most inventive series, tasks players with completing increasingly quick and difficult ‘microgames,’ each just a few seconds long. It’s a pure expression of one of Nintendo’s strengths–its games are…
Fighting EX Layer Review: One-On-One Fun
Fighting EX Layer is a one-one-one fighting game that’s built for a very specific audience. There’s no tutorial, no story mode, not even a basic arcade mode yet. However, the resulting game is built purely…
The Banner Saga 3 Review
Note: Care has been taken to avoid major specific spoilers for The Banner Saga 1 and 2. The broad narrative setup for The Banner Saga 3 is discussed. The Banner Saga 3 begins just like…
Mega Man X Legacy Collection 1 + 2 Review: Mega Museum
Mega Man and Mega Man X are related, but only just. Whereas Mega Man is plucky and wholesome, Mega Man X is often melodramatic and grim. The two series are joined by some loose themes…
Semblance Review
Semblance is a game that relies on your enjoyment of the satisfying feeling that comes with the act of reshaping objects and environments. The game’s world and its unnamed blobby protagonist are as malleable as…
Earthfall Review: An Inferior Invasion
It’d be easy to dismiss Earthfall as nothing more than a Left 4 Dead clone, and you wouldn’t be wrong to do so. Despite riffing on well-known and beloved source material, Earthfall drags, with unremarkable…
20XX Review – Robot Generation
20XX wears its influences on its sleeve. If you’re familiar with Mega Man X, then slipping into the metallic bodies of 20XX’s two core protagonists–the gunner Nina and the swordsman Ace–will feel like coming home…
Mothergunship Review: Bullet-Hell Extravaganza
Mothergunship wastes little time in throwing you head-first into its fast-paced and over-the-top bullet-hell experience. As the spiritual successor to indie roguelike FPS Tower of Guns, this homage to ’90s action games balances a number…