Console & PC
LEGO® Party! Review—More Than The Sum Of Its Bricks
Party games have always thrived on company. They're built around laughter that spills across the sofa, friendly rivalries that linger long after the...
Killing Floor III Review—Still Bloody Brilliant in the Right Company
Prior to Killing Floor III, my only experience with Tripwire's long-running series came through its virtual reality spin-off, a curious detour that struggled...
Tales of Seikyu Review—Folklore Flourishes, Familiar Foundations
Life simulators have spent years refining the familiar comforts of sowing crops, building friendships and slowly turning neglected land into somewhere worth calling...
Lunarium Review—Ambition Shines Through an Unpolished Adventure
There are games you seek out because they're built around mechanics you already know you'll enjoy, and then there are those that persuade...
Halo: Campaign Evolved Review—A Classic Reborn for a New Generation
Some games become landmarks. Others become places you return to, not simply because they're good, but because they remind you why you fell...
Fading Echo Review—Inventive Ideas Shine Through the Imperfections
There is something immediately compelling about Fading Echo. Not because it promises another sprawling action adventure, but because it builds its identity around...
