Reviews
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Guilty Gear -Strive- Mashes the Practice Button in My Brain
Guilty Gear -Strive-'s eclectic aesthetic and accessibility have the potential to pull in people of all skill levels into its…
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Tales of Arise Seeks to Evolve Itself Rather than Reboot
The newest game in the Tales of series hopes to reinvent itself for a new world without compromising what fans…
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I Love Saving the World in Terra Nil, a Bite Sized City Builder
Rather than taking a map complete with resources and land waiting to be exploited, Terra Nil tasks you with restoring…
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Overboard! is an Ingenious Murder Mystery Where You’re the Killer
Killing your husband and getting away with it is only one piece of this engaging puzzle.
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The Gorgeous Indie Game Sable is Nothing Like I Expected
Sable got a demo to coincide with E3 2021, and it's a surprisingly talktative, quest-oriented look at a game I…
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‘Agnes’ Review: Exorcise This Movie From Your Watchlist
Agnes is a second-rate collage of better artists’ work, a pastiche hampered at every turn by shoddy craftsmanship and cut-rate…
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Final Fantasy VII Remake Intermission Successfully Fleshes Out Yuffie
The teenage ninja gets her own DLC chapter set during Final Fantasy VII Remake, but is Yuffie's sidestory worth it?
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‘The Misfits’ Review: The Rich Person Equivalent of Self-Insert Fanfic
While The Misfits may have ambitions of being Ocean’s Eleven meets Fast & Furious, there’s really nothing under the hood.
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For a Game About Imperfections, Chicory: A Colorful Tale Is Practically Perfect
The developers of Chicory: A Colorful Tale are loudly proud of it for a reason: it's one of the most…
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Wolfstride Writes a Slick Mech Check That I Hope Its Combat Can Cash
The Wolfstride demo shows a sleek, loud world full of turn-based robot duels. Though the battles feel a little one…
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