Reviews

The developer responsible for Ninja Gaiden and Nioh has taken their extensive knowledge of brutal, bloody combat and affixed it to an expansive open-world adventure set in 19th century Japan....

It has been over a decade since Konami released a new entry in the Suikoden series. During this time, fans eagerly awaited news of a revival, with some fearing the...

Monster Hunter has carved its way into the hearts of many since its humble beginnings in the early aughts. Since its inception, the franchise has gone on to drastically broaden...

Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii hosts the type of absurd, over-the-top premise that has all but been forgotten in modern gaming. Back during the sixth console generation (and,...

Hot off the heels of the return-to-form Dynasty Warriors: Origins, a new spin-off joins the ever-growing lineup. Warriors: Abyss takes the one-versus-one thousand Musou genre and injects it with the...

What's this? Another Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review? You're not imagining things. We did review the latest installment of the Final Fantasy VII remake trilogy a year ago, but that...

Ninja Gaiden 2 provided peak ninja hack-and-slash combat and received near-universal praise when it was released exclusively on the Xbox 360 in 2008. The same could not be said for...

Art can take many forms, game development being one of them, but they are often culturally dismissed. Indie titles often focus on crafting amazing experiences oozing with artistic expression. The...

BattleBrew Productions’ Cuisineer serves up a unique blend of rogue-lite dungeon crawling and restaurant simulation, garnished with cozy vibes and adorable art. While the game has its sweet spots, some...

Rebellion is back, bringing us another round of long-distance sniping, x-ray kill cams and all manner of saboteur goodness. We're staring down the barrel of an all-new release in the...