Reviews

Nomada Studio's beautiful puzzle/platformer gives form to feeling.

Artifex Mundi's latest adventure game is heartfelt, challenging, and beautiful.

Like real hospital work, managing this network of treatment centers is satisfying – but Two Point Hospital can’t do away with tedium of routine.

While We Happy Few is dragged down by irritating missions, scarce-but-necessary resources, and technical blips from time to time, it’s a fun adventure that combines an eerie atmosphere and a gripping narrative to great effect.

A frenzy of fresh, fantastical fun.

Obsidian has crafted a worthy sequel, in which a seafaring setting injects new life into a familiar formula.

This unorthodox premise plays like an average platformer.

Harebrained Schemes aims big with their return to classic turn-based mech strategy.

The game rests uncomfortably in its usage of the noir genre.

We look back at the second season of Minecraft: Story Mode.

This season's penultimate episode deflates much of the tension heading into the finale.

Jailhouse Block has some great moments, but it's the weakest episode of the season so far.

The sophomore episode of season two gives us hope for the remaining episodes.

With its smooth combat, rewarding exploration, and pulse-pounding battles, Sundered is worth a look from fans of Metroid and Castlevania.

Despite its problems, Hero in Residence presents situations I want to see progress over the next four episodes.

Syberia 3 brings the series back a decade later, but is plagued with unpolished gameplay and a simplistic story.

Though it has an intriguing premise, this point-and-click adventure is held back by its obtuse puzzle design and vague storyline.

In its best moments, Obduction recaptures the wonder and nostalgic thrill of Myst and Riven. In its worst, it reminds us why adventure gaming was effectively dead for a decade.

Poly Bridge is more of a builder’s toolbox than a traditional game. Overcoming these engineering challenges is rewarding, but reaching the solution takes a lot of work.

 It’s definitely weird, but this Metroid-style adventure is more than just its oddball concept.