Reviews

Untitled Goose Game is a simple-but-amusing experience about being a goose and harassing unsuspecting humans.

I quite enjoyed looking at Sayonara Wild Hearts, even though interacting with it left me cold.

Attractive mecha designs and plentiful missions can't save the plodding narrative and archaic gameplay of this sci-fi adventure.

This remake beautifully captures the essence of the Game Boy original while adding some quality-of-life upgrades to bring it up to contemporary standards.

NHL 20 provides better gameplay, but more effort could have gone into improving its various modes.

15 years later, the original World of Warcraft still has what it takes to captivate adventurers.

Much like Bethesda’s early Elder Scrolls titles and CD Projekt Red’s first Witcher game, GreedFall feels like it’s the beginning of something great, but it just isn’t quite there.

Konami's latest entry in the soccer series adds more official licenses and drama to its Master League mode, but it's the action on the pitch where the game makes its mark.

The gameplay heart of the series is well intact, although some of the choices developer Visual Concepts makes with parts of the modes aren't the best.

The series' latest from developer Monster Games makes some tweaks to improve the on-the-track experience.

Gearbox treads familiar ground in this lengthy adventure, tossing out jokes and guns with equally wild abandon.

River City Girls’ chaotic battles are entertaining, but they’re surrounded by an array of decisions that add more inconvenience than challenge.

This solid expansion provides plenty to keep you busy, from more challenging monsters to a frosty new area.

The Coalition's second tour of duty with Gears of War is a success, delivering some of the series' best firefights.

Knights and Bikes successfully captures child-like wonder and fun in an unabashedly wholesome adventure – with just the right amount of danger.

Blair Witch ends on a high note, but you need to endure plenty of nonsense to get there.

Bugbear Entertainment's latest racing experience is all about aggressive driving and smashing cars to bits.

Strong systems and a satisfying gameplay loop give Remnant: From The Ashes a powerful foundation, even if the experience is mired by repetitive and uninteresting bosses.

Supermassive Games' followup to Until Dawn will make you jump out of your seat, but lacks a fun story to follow.

An ambitious idea ultimately falls flat, as the rewards simply don't match a continuous stream of frustration and tedium.