Reviews

The current-gen version of NBA 2K21 is not a bad game, but it does not live up to the legacy Visual Concepts built. 

Vanillaware's sci-fi story is a fun and ambitious experience that combines high-school drama and huge robots in a (mostly) beautiful package.

If at first you don't save the galaxy, give it another go or ten.

Spelunky 2 is an addictive and chaotic experience that builds on the already exciting formula of the original.

This bundle of two of the most beloved skateboarding games of all time effectively recaptures the magic of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise.

Crystal Dynamics delivers a fun brawler that hones in on each of the heroes' unique abilities.

Though the lack of meaningful new content is disappointing, Madden NFL 21 still brings a solid experience once you step onto the field.

Wasteland 3 serves up a satisfying and highly customizable RPG experience.

HB Studios continues to play a mean 18 holes, but the visuals and unlockables come up a little short.

A few new elements gently nudge the established framework.

Spiritfarer's crafting can be tedious, but the unique story and rewarding progression make it a journey worth taking.

By carrying forward the best elements of past games while revamping and overhauling other parts of the package, UFC 4 delivers a strong new entry for the franchise.

Slightly Mad Studios' combat racer shows potential, but lacks polish and ends up being a frustrating play.

Little beans bring big amounts of fun.

By introducing a ton of exciting elements to the innovative formula, Superhot: Mind Control Delete elevates beyond the original title.

If the goal was to create a better-looking version of a 15-year-old game, this remake is a success. But whether or not Destroy All Humans is worth revisiting today is a different question altogether.

Swap between four heroes as you journey through several monster-filled levels inspired by Castlevania’s 8-bit era.

While there are plenty of rockets, there's a distinct lack of explosive zeal.

Sucker Punch borrows from other open world games, but ultimately charts an original and creative course to craft a samurai epic of tremendous breadth and beauty.

Evan’s Remains is a stylish, side-scrolling indie that struggles with its defining elements.