After its incredible implementation in Forza Horizon 3, Milestone looks to take the Hot Wheels franchise out for a ride on its own but will this road trip avoid the speed bumps that hindered their previous solo outings?
Astria Ascending is a culmination of J-RPG goodness with some smart quality life improvements and a bit of the usual chaff that comes with the genre.
Kena: Bridge of Spirits adheres to the old ways of making platformers. The technical aspects are phenomenal and thoroughly current, but the game relies heavily on the design tactics of the past. You likely already know if that’s something you’re interested in playing, and I believe they’ve done an admirable job here.
The HyperX CloudX Stinger Core Wireless Headset expands the family of HyperX peripherals to an Xbox exclusive wireless headset, featuring wide dynamic range, easy connectivity, 17 hours of use on one charge and more.
Although last year’s iteration made the jump to next-gen consoles, fans were disappointed with the minor updates. Built with the PS5 and Series S/X in mind, EA Vancouver has implemented HyperMotion technology that aims to truly capture the nuances of the sport, but will it actually make a difference to the gameplay?
Sheltered 2 is quite similar to the original and while the gameplay is tighter, the graphical update leaves a lot to be desired.
Diablo II: Resurrected is a graphical makeover of Blizzard’s iconic and influential ARPG, with some minor quality of life fixes but lots of accessibility options and full controller support.
Harvest Moon is finally on PC and it is cuter than we could have ever imagined. The farming, crafting. and interacting with villagers is as perfectly addictive as it always has been. It might not be the most innovative game, but when the fundamentals are so good, it might not need to be.
Hideo Kojima is the physical manifestation of a Director’s Cut. He’s not scared to make something people don’t like. I appreciate Death Stranding, enjoy playing it, and on this third playthrough became more convinced than ever that there’s something really special here for those that take the time.
Sable is a third person, open world adventure and puzzle game in which combat is replaced by quests and exploration in a striking, artistic desert landscape world.
