You spend years waiting for a new 2D action platformer starring ninjas to come along, and then two show up within a month of each other. Both Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound and Shinobi: Art of...
If you’re bothered by a world map littered with quest icons or the thought of being shepherded through an adventure rather than unravelling it instinctually, the freedom that Hell is Us&nbs...
Coming off the Silent Hill 2 remake, the biggest question I had for Bloober Team was whether the studio had fully reversed course. Once a developer of middling or worse horror games, Silent Hill 2 was...
At around four to five hours in length, calling The Order of Giants bite-sized doesn’t make a whole lot of sense. Within the context of the rest of Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, however, t...
A direct sequel to Borderlands 3, Borderlands 4 aims to rectify the various issues of its predecessor–namely, the overreliance on cringe jokes, overly talkative main villains, and...
Assassin’s Creed has long focused each of its stories on a central theme. Almost every aspect of Odyssey‘s main campaign and dozens of side quests deal with legacy, for example, while...
It wouldn’t seem to make sense to call Dying Light: The Beast a more grounded game than its predecessors. It’s a game in which you routinely shift into something like X-Men’...
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter finally addresses a major dilemma for newcomers considering getting into Falcom’s epic industrial fantasy saga. While the Trails series has consisted of different a...
As a dyed-in-the-wool Nintendo Kid, Mario has always been the yardstick by which I measure competitors. When Sonic the Hedgehog broke out on the Sega Genesis, I couldn’t help but compare it to M...
