Metroid Prime meets PowerWash Simulator is the elevator pitch for Ambrosia Sky: Act One. Set aboard a derelict space colony within the rings of Saturn, you’ll explore the apartments, science lab...

When Kirby Air Riders was announced earlier this year, I was a bit confused. As much as I love the 2003 original, two Nintendo kart racing games in the same year felt odd–a fact that even game d...

The second level in Indiana Jones and The Great Circle takes Indy inside the bowels of Vatican City. It’s the first time when MachineGames breaks loose from its linear shackles, presenting you w...

For my money, there isn’t a better horror monster than The Thing’s shape-shifting alien organism. Even 42 years later, Rob Bottin’s practical effects are still incredible, capturing ...

When the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers emerged as many Americans’ first exposure to the popular Super Sentai series, it was hard not to feel like it was riding the wave of Turtle-mania that defin...

I didn’t expect much from Sonic the Hedgehog 3. The first movie was a nice little diversion from COVID, but the sequel was quite irritating–and with the same director and writers back for ...

When it comes down to it, the essence of Dynasty Warriors’ longevity is simple: Cleaving through hundreds of enemies like a hot knife through butter feels really good. It’s the ultimate po...

Donkey Kong has always been the more brutal, off-putting relative to the affable, approachable Mario brothers. Both Donkey Kong Country and the Super Marios are classic side-scrolling platformers at t...

Marvel Rivals has come for the hero-shooter crown, and it’s hard to argue that it doesn’t have a legitimate claim to the throne. It has a big roster of heroes with a ton of variety across ...

Not every game needs to be more like IO Interactive’s Hitman, but some games would benefit from adopting more of that incredible series’ strong points. This is something Rebellion seemed t...