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Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Review – Glorious Redemption
With the release of Phantom Liberty and Update 2.0, CD Projekt Red has finally transformed Cyberpunk 2077 into the gritty…
A Haunting in Venice Review: A Tight Mystery Embroiled in Atmospheric Horror
Toying with a film’s genre in the middle of an established series is a bold move, but with A Haunting…
Lies of P Review: Once Upon a Soulslike
Upon seeing the first trailers for Lies of P, many people quickly compared it to Bloodborne. Although this title takes a lot of…
Starfield Review: Space in Captivity
Where to begin? Starfield is a game of immense scale, billed by Bethesda in the build-up to its launch as…
The Nun II Review: Valak’s Back, If You Want Her
An angry demon nun, a boarding school for girls, and a final girl with faith as plot armor await you…
Fort Solis Review: Thrilling But Short Adventure
A normal maintenance check at a Mars base sounds boring and monotonous. Fort Solis takes that premise and revs up the…
The Equalizer 3 Review: Denzel Washington Shines In Beautifully Horrific Send-Off
Going into the newest entry of The Equalizer franchise, you probably expected Denzel Washington's Robert McCall to be a weathered…
Quake 2 Remastered Review: Not for the Faint of Heart
Quake 2 is undoubtedly a game that won the hearts of many when it was released in 1997 by id…
Sea of Stars Review: The Rising of the Solstice Heroes
Of all the big games that launched this year, imagine my reaction when I found out an indie game surprised…
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre Review: All Blood, No Substance
Movie-based video games are always a tricky prospect. Although each case is unique, they generally require a delicate balance between…
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Review – Beautiful Destruction
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon is not Elden Ring with robots. That's a weird disclaimer but a necessary one. As the first…
Immortals of Aveum Review: You’re a Wizard Jak!
Seeing new IPs in a world full of sequels and remasters is always a breath of fresh air. Ascendant Studios is…
Everspace 2: Full Power to Loot and Shields
When imagining interstellar exploration, faster-than-light traversal and combat between spaceship armadas might come to mind. Everspace 2 delivers on those premises with…
Strays Review: A Ridiculous and Ruff Ride
Who could believe that a movie where realistic-looking dogs talking about poop and sex would be weird? The new Strays…
Blasphemous 2 Review: Thou Art In For a Beating
When we started playing Blasphemous 2, we thought we'd be in for more of the same things we saw in its…
Blue Beetle Review: A Refreshingly Solid Superhero Origin Story
After a messy decade for DC's live-action film efforts, it's time to go back to basics. Blue Beetle is a much-needed…
Atlas Fallen Review: Enjoyable Mediocrity
While almost every game strives to reach its potential to some extent, some inevitably fall short. Such titles turn into…
The Last Voyage of the Demeter Review: Dracula’s Back and Scarier Than Ever
On the open sea, nobody can hear you scream, well… nobody except for your crewmates. The Last Voyage of the…
Pikmin 4 Review: Pikmin Blooms Once Again
Since it has been over 10 years since the release of Pikmin 3, Pikmin 4 had a lot of catching…
Gran Turismo Review: A Surprisingly Authentic Adaptation
At first glance, it might have seemed odd for Sony to adapt the Gran Turismo simulation racing PlayStation franchise ahead…
The Sims 4 Horse Ranch Review: Horsing Around
It's been quite some time since the last The Sims 4 expansion was released, and we've been patiently waiting for the next…
Disney Illusion Island Review: Mickey’s Gang Is Back in Town
Back in the '90s, Sega launched a series of games with the Illusion title featuring none other than Mickey Mouse.…
Oppenheimer Review: There’s No Walking Away From This One
Christopher Nolan has followed up his sci-fi time travel movie Tenet with a grounded biopic of the man who led the…
Remnant 2 Review: Double or Nothing
Before the original Remnant was released, I spoke about how nobody knew how to describe the game really. Dark Souls, Destiny, Division, every…
Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals Review – Letting Go, Moving On
Any sequel to any well-received video game, like Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals, has a very important objective: to build upon…
