After a shaky debut last month, Batman: The Telltale Series has found its footing with an exceptional sophomore outing. This should have been the premiere.
Browsing: Review
Valley is a great first-person platformer with some clever ideas, but its real strength is the thrill of running, jumping, and soaring through the woods.
I can’t understand why The Starry Night – a painting that is relatively small, not very realistic, and only uses a few colours – is so beloved.
For a game that many people will probably write off as a ‘pervy anime game’, Gal Gun: Double Peace is remarkably smart and subversive.
The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing II is more of the same. That’s not a terrible thing, but it struggles to make the same impact as its predecessor.
I Am Setsuna is the best kind of love letter to games past—the kind that doesn’t just emulate them, but reminds us why we loved them in the first place.
Minor annoyances don’t detract from a robust, enjoyable JRPG. Integrity and Faithlessness won’t convert anyone to the franchise, but it doesn’t need to.
LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is the best LEGO game to date, revitalising the LEGO formula and perfectly adapting the film to a video game format.
Grand Kingdom is a game that turns the tactical RPG genre on its head—to great effect—through a clever battle system and brilliant multiplayer integration.
Lost Sea is the sort of game that reminds me why I don’t really like roguelikes all that much – because of both what it does well and what it doesn’t.