A sad successor to a brilliant Tale
Browsing: Review
Memories of East Coast sets out with bold ambitions, but underdeveloped ideas and an error-riddled script prevent it from living up to them.
Pokemon Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl, outsourced to ILCA with little Game Freak involvement, leave something to be desired.
Big Brain Academy: Brain vs Brain eschews regimented, structured brain training in favour of something more playful, with a party game twist.
The Kids We Were effortlessly blends nostalgia, time travel, and playful humour with unflinching honesty and a heavy, important message.
Undernauts: Labyrinth of Yomi turns a classic dungeon crawler into a striking commentary on worker exploitation and capitalist excess.
Thirty years after getting canned just before it was due for release, colourful arcade platformer Clockwork Aquario finally gets to shine.
Metroid Dread succeeds in walking the tightrope between innovation and being true to its roots, but not without a few stumbles along the way.
Gynoug brings one of the Mega Drive’s most visually unique shoot-’em-ups to Switch with some handy new accessibility features.
You’ve played this before. No, really, you’ve played it all before. All of it.