Atomfall Review – First British Fallout?
Atomfall Review
Death Stranding 2 Review – It Delivers
There’s always some weirdness in Hideo Kojima’s games, and the Death Stranding 2 review explains why his latest work is the weirdest of all. From talking puppets to moving crash test dummies, there is a lot to discover in Kojima’s latest open-world delivery game. I knew what I was getting into when I booted up Death Stranding 2, but the Japanese game maker surprised even an old f...[Read More]
The Alters Review – Surviving Me
Want to play a high-concept game that is all about “the road not taken”? The Alters Review will explain why you should give the new game from Frostpunk devs a go. Not a lot of games offer a unique mix of multiple sci-fi genres, but The Alters manages to hit the road running. The game is about Jan (pronounced Yan), a regular guy thrown head-first into space exploration. The Alters...[Read More]
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review – A Good Turn
A new RPG that does plenty right is a rare sight these days, but Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 review will explore how Sandfall Interactive managed to do just that. Taking ideas from some of the greatest turn-based RPGs, the French developers made something new. Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is heavily inspired by the greats that came before it but offers a refreshing take on the turn-based formula.&n...[Read More]
Doom The Dark Ages Review – Reinventing the Nearly Perfect Wheel
With every new iteration, id Software’s long-running shooter reinvents itself. Doom The Dark Ages review examines how the game remixes the nearly three-decade-old shooter formula and tries to bring something fresh to the table. The first Doom brought first-person shooters to the mainstream; Doom: The Dark Ages doesn’t need to do that. It just needs to be a good game. Expectations...[Read More]
