Google Stadia Review – Small Steps for a Strong Concept
Google Stadia proves its technology works but fails to provide a worthwhile service and pricing model. Given time, effort, and investment, Google Stadia could become a force in the future.
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Lost Ember Review – Unique, Soulful and Touchingly Beautiful Experience
Lost Ember is a journey of truth, exploration, and discovery, taking players on a beautiful adventure through a vibrant world to discover the past.
Star Ocean: First Departure R Review – The “R” Stands for Rad
Star Ocean: First Departure R is a must play for JRPG fans, and gaming historians alike. Despite being a port of a PSP port of a Super Famicom game, it stands up to current game standards well.
Space Pioneer Review – Planet-Hopping Punch-Up
It’s you and your many guns versus the alien hordes in Space Pioneer for the Nintendo Switch! Come learn about the galaxy and all of its most blast-able denizens.
Mosaic Review – Work To Live, Live To Work
Mosaic hits PCs, and it presents some thought-provoking ideas that haven’t really been touched on before. Despite its sometimes frustrating gameplay, Mosaic is a beautiful game and worth experiencing for any fans of story-focused experiences.
Farming Simulator 20 Switch Review – A Day In the Life
Fire up your combine harvesters and seeders and don’t forget to feed the livestock because Farming Simulator 20 is here for all of your mobile farming needs!
TOKYO GHOUL: re CALL to EXIST Review – Anime Style Isn’t Enough
Although gamers who are familiar with the Tokyo Ghoul anime and manga will have much to appreciate with TOKYO GHOUL: re CALL to EXIST, other gamers might not be so lucky.
VR Ping Pong Pro Review – Not Catching All the Bounces
The level of control needed in a game like ping pong just isn’t available in VR Ping Pong Pro, which leads to frustration.
Arise: A Simple Story Review – A Timeless Tale
Arise: A Simple Story is a well-written adventure where we revisit the memories of a man and travel through the stages of his life with clever usage of time manipulation.
Monster Jam Steel Titans Review – Monster Bummer Stalls Out
Monster Jam Steel Titans lacks the depth of a sim and the fun of an arcade racer. What we’re left with is a good concept, marred by a lack of fun. Realistic monster truck physics are unique to be sure. But what’s here is just so bland, and unfun that the end result will provide about as much playtime as a demo would.