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.
The Lunar Remastered Collection is the perfect way to experience a couple of retro RPG gems on modern consoles.
Argonaut Games has released the first patch of Croc Legend of the Gobbos Remaster. Click here for more details!
Bloober Team, known for the SILENT HILL 2 remake, has released the first full gameplay trailer for Cronos: The New Dawn.
Maximum Entertainment and Dee Dee Creations have released an exciting update for Squirrel with a Gun, and it comes with the Gravity Gun.
ATLUS has shared exciting new details about RAIDOU Remastered: The Mystery of The Soulless Army. Click here for more information!
Embark Studios is bringing players back to the Rust Belt for a new five-day public playtest of ARC Raiders.
Today, Don’t Nod is happy to announce a major DLC to their narrative adventure, Lost Records: Bloom and Rage.
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 is Capcom’s latest retro game collection. This newest package of 8 games is releasing May 16. It consists of Capcom vs. SNK: Millennium Fight 2000 Pro, Capcom vs. SNK 2: Mark of the Millennium 2001, Capcom Fighting Evolution, Street Fighter Alpha 3 Upper, Power Stone, Power Stone 2, Project Justice, and Plasma Sword.
EA has announced a new single-player turn-based tactics game called Star Wars Zero Company for PC, PS5, and Xbox Series X/S.
I was completely sucked in to the Roguelike loop, just like I was with the first game. Is Monster Train 2 is familiar but undeniably engaging.
Gorn 2 Review – Giddy with Goofy Gore
LUNAR Remastered Collection Review – Powerful 90s Anime Vibes
Bionic Bay Review – Leaping Through a Stunning Biomechanical World
The Talos Principal: Reawakened Review – A Beautiful Challenge
Wanderer: The Fragments of Fate (PS VR2) Review – Brilliant, Bold, and Just a Bit Broken
