Latest Game Reviews
Is it worth your time? Read our reviews on the latest games, classics and major expansions, with scores and clear reasons behind them.
Sep 25, 2026
Graveyard Keeper 2 review: More to manage, more worth building
Graveyard Keeper 2 turns the original’s busywork into a more rewarding management loop. Better quest tracking, deeper automation and rebuilding The Town give every resource a clearer purpose, even when the new systems become overwhelming.
Sep 17, 2026
Ōkami at 20: Its Beauty Has Aged Better Than Its Pacing
Clover Studio's ink-wash adventure remains visually and mechanically distinctive two decades later, even as its long explanations, false endings, and repeated structure reveal the habits of another era.
Sep 15, 2026
Marvel's Wolverine Leans Too Heavily on Its Claws
Logan's aggressive fighting style and expressive cast carry Insomniac's PS5 adventure, but uneven progression and storytelling leave too much work to the next bloodbath.
Sep 9, 2026
Star Wars Zero Company makes every turn feel personal
Bit Reactor combines excellent tactical combat with a crew worth protecting, although technical problems and a streamlined strategy layer prevent its debut from reaching full strength.
Sep 9, 2026
Escape is not enough in Halloween: The Game
Haddonfield's residents turn a familiar 1v4 chase into a rescue operation, but the game teaches the killer far better than the people trying to stop him.
Sep 8, 2026
Crash Bandicoot at 30: the levels aged better than the rules
Crash Bandicoot turns 30 with its best levels still intact, but the PS1 original's fixed camera, save system and punishing gem runs show their age.
Sep 8, 2026
LEGO Star Wars II Built the Formula That Defined LEGO Games
Twenty years later, Traveller's Tales' brick-built original trilogy remains a sharp lesson in how simple mechanics, replayable levels and wordless comedy can carry a licensed game.
Sep 7, 2026
Onimusha: Way of the Sword earns its comeback through precision
Capcom's long-awaited revival pairs superbly timed swordplay with a charismatic Miyamoto Musashi, although repetitive work in Kyoto keeps dulling the blade between its best fights.
Sep 4, 2026
The Blood of Dawnwalker makes every hour matter
Rebel Wolves gives its vampire RPG a strong identity through meaningful choices and a world worth saving, even when repetitive combat and technical roughness weaken the experience.
Sep 3, 2026
The Last of Us review: Joel and Ellie's journey still holds up
The Last of Us still holds up in 2026 thanks to Joel and Ellie, tense combat and a memorable world, even if its traversal now shows its age.
Sep 2, 2026
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review: How Well Does Rockstar's Western Hold Up in 2026?
Red Dead Redemption 2 remains exceptional in 2026, but heavy controls, repetitive animations and restrictive missions are harder to ignore.
Aug 26, 2026
Batman: Arkham Asylum Knew Batman Was Scarier Than His Villains
Seventeen years after release, Rocksteady's first Arkham game remains remarkably focused, using FreeFlow combat, predator stealth, and one tightly connected asylum to make Batman powerful without making him invulnerable.
Aug 25, 2026
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Finally Makes the Squad Matter
Cold Iron Studios makes its Xenomorph shooter more demanding and more flexible, with four-player squads and stronger class interplay giving the sequel a clearer purpose than simply adding more aliens.
Aug 25, 2026
Actions & Stuff makes Minecraft Bedrock feel properly animated
Oreville Studios refreshes Minecraft Bedrock with expressive movement, richer effects, and enough customization to keep its visual overhaul close to vanilla.
Aug 24, 2026
Mortal Shell II breaks the Soulslike stamina habit
Cold Symmetry removes the stamina bar, expands Shells into true combat archetypes, and builds a dense world around aggression rather than imitation.
Aug 24, 2026
How to Fish turns a simple fishing loop into hilarious co-op chaos
Dazed Games replaces peaceful angling with flopping fish, firearms, boss fights, and just enough progression to keep the joke moving.
Aug 24, 2026
The Sims 4 Is Still a Great Dollhouse With Too Many Locked Doors
More than a decade of updates has turned Maxis' life simulator into a huge creative sandbox, but the free base game still has a habit of showing you something interesting before pointing toward a paid pack.
Aug 23, 2026
Just Enough Items The Definitive Minecraft Survival Guide
Learn how Just Enough Items works in Minecraft, from recipe lookup and search filters to Cheat Mode, modpack integration, installation and setup.
Aug 20, 2026
God of War Still Makes Kratos Feel Dangerous Without the Rage
Eight years later, God of War remains an exceptional reinvention because its quieter Kratos, heavier combat, and relationship with Atreus changed the series without erasing what made it brutal.
Aug 19, 2026
The Sinking City 2 Finds Its Horror by Leaving Detection Behind
Frogwares trades much of the first game's detective work for tighter survival horror, and the change produces a stronger game even when its borrowed systems and abrupt final stretch keep it from becoming an essential one.