March 2025 was another awesome month for video game releases. What makes this month unique is a lot of the biggest releases weren’t loved by our reviewers. The main theme of March’s Bad section, is that a lot of retro releases haven’t aged well. Many of these games play well for those with nostalgia goggles, but struggle to connect with newcomers.
April 2025 is not a great month for video game releases. There are some great games, but it’s a slower month by modern release standards. Half of the games in this article are former exclusives going to new consoles.
With Ghost of Tsushima already having explored the iconic setting, here are 5 ways that Assassin’s Creed Shadows outshines Sony’s classic.
Resident Evil 4 VR Mode has been announced by Capcom at the PlayStation Showcase. There is no release date yet.
Jason Graves is an innovative and prolific composer for videogames, including the recent Dead Space and Moss 2.
When launching a new platform, it’s important to ensure that there are a ton of exciting games to entice an audience. From franchise tie-ins to new IPs, there are a huge number of titles set to launch with the PSVR 2. With such an impressive list, I’ve taken on the mammoth task of selecting the very best of the bunch.
While the PSVR suffered from its reliance on aging technology, there were still a number of incredible titles. As the PSVR 2 release date is on the horizon, I explore which games should get a new lease of life on Sony’s latest piece of kit.
Today, Amata K.K. is happy to announce the release of their action-adventure VR game, The Tale of Onogoro, on the PSVR.
Scoop up the League of Legends Logitech G Pro X Gaming Headset for Christmas right now at a whopping $70 off.
Today VRKiwi is happy to announce that their game, Cave Digger 2: Dig Harder, is receiving its first post launch content update.
Scoop the HyperX Quadcast S Microphone for a huge deal, $45 off, and cap off your summer in a really big way.
Saint and Sinners 2 takes the action from the New Orleans suburbs to the downtown French Quarter. More walkers, more enemies, and more mayhem.
Here are some tips for Moss 2 which has new gameplay mechanics, bigger & connected levels, and more battles with enemies.
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