Reviews

Far Cry began its life in 2004 as a first-person shooter contained within a lush tropical environment sporting a mutant-filled narrative, feral abilities, and dual wieldable weapons. Four years later,...

Crossover fighters are one of the oldest concepts around. Be it SNK, Capcom, the ever-popular Super Smash Bros., and many others, the appeal is rather simple. It gives players access...

In a lot of my reviews, I talk about the power small developers have. Something like BPM: Bullets Per Minute simply wouldn't work as a AAA title, except here the...

For years players have hoped Remedy Entertainment’s critically-acclaimed title, Alan Wake, would eventually get a follow-up. With Control offering a peek into its future, these hopes continued to grow, but...

Over the years trailers and hype have become something of a problem. With games putting their best foot forward, players often feel mislead or surprised by the problem they ultimately...

After nearly 10 years, Diablo is back. And I'm not talking about Diablo 4, the anxiously awaited continuation of the series. That particular entry resides somewhere on the horizon. Instead,...

Franchises can be a good and bad thing. For some series, they eventually develop into something truly unique and special, whereas others lose their way and eventually bank on the...

Part of what makes gaming a fascinating medium is the range of content. As great as some of these over-the-top adventures can be, sometimes players find themselves wanting something different....

One of the biggest struggles of a new IP is finding a hook. Some games offer eye-catching visuals, brutal combos, or a massive narrative. Unsighted looks to offer all of...

Horror games have made something of a comeback over the past several years. One need only look to the reimagined and remade components of the Resident Evil franchise, Little Nightmares,...