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Bannerlord: War Sails Review - Sea of Peeves
Bannerlord is notorious for its long, opaque development cycles, but in fairness to Taleworlds, you can’t fault the ambition of…
The Lonesome Guild: A Game with a Lot of Heart, But Clumsy Hands
Every so often, a game comes along that feels like a warm blanket and a cup of tea on a…
Ninja Gaiden 4 Has Incredible Combat in a Forgettable World
The announcement of Ninja Gaiden 4 was a huge deal. It broke a 13-year silence for the main series, a…
Ball x Pit Review: Move Over, The New Survival King is Here
Ball x Pit is one of those games that descends upon us, a complete package from top to bottom. I…
Yooka Replaylee is a Polished Remake That Lost Some of its Soul
To understand Yooka Replaylee, it helps to remember the gaming landscape of 2017. It was a time when the 3D…
Borderlands 4 Review: It’ll Need Gutting, Mr. Pitchford
Borderlands 4 is a game that is very clearly wrestling with itself. It's a direct response to Borderlands 3, with…
Hell is Us Review: A Brainy Puzzler That Throws Away the Map
I’ll be honest, the first half-hour I played of Hell Is Us was deeply frustrating. I kept mashing a non-existent…
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Review — This will be the best ninja game this year
Without a doubt, of all the games to feature ninjas this year, I think Shinobi Art of Vengeance will stand…
Deadzone: Rogue Review — Live, Upgrade, Die, Repeat
Deadzone Rogue is a mishmash of different video game trends crammed into one. So if you've gotten your fill of…
The Knightling is a Comfy, Compact RPG With Endless Whimsy
The Knightling from Dutch studio Twirlbound is a joy to play, even if it's a tad dull around the edges.…