World War Z: Aftermath Review – Another Heapin’ Helpin’ Horde of Undead
World War Z: Aftermath is an expansion for the four-person cooperative shooter, adding a new class, new enemies, a first person mode and two new episodes to the base game.
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Rhythm of the Universe: Ionia Review – Out of Tune
Rhythm of the Universe: Ionia’s enticing premise gives way to a disappointing, simplistic experience that despite some attempts to utilize VR’s potential, has you too often watching instead of playing.
Death’s Gambit: Afterlife Review – The High Cost of Immortal Living
The melancholy dark fantasy Metroidvania/Soulslike Death’s Gambit: Afterlife has been expanded, reworked, and rebalanced, and the results speak for themselves.
Kerbal Space Program: Enhanced Edition Review – Stuck on the Launch Pad
The PS5 port of an impressive and comprehensive space, building, and physics simulation with frustrating console controls never let it get off the ground
Insurgency: Sandstorm Review – Nearly a Tactical Triumph
Insurgency: Sandstorm is a tactical FPS that renovates the basics of an age-old genre and injects realism for a new kind of fun experience. Here’s a shooter that emphasizes team play and brain power over fireworks.
Alan Wake Remastered Review – Coming Out of the Darkness
Alan Wake is back in what is undoubtedly the best version of his journey through Bright Falls. But is this a trip worth taking if you’ve vacationed here before? Read on to find out.
Metroid Dread Review – A Fresh Take on Familiar Tensions
It’s time to ratchet up the tension with Metroid Dread! The fifth main entry in Nintendo’s beloved bounty hunter saga is finally upon us!
Far Cry 6 Review – Fascinating, Flawed and Fantastic
Far Cry 6 takes the long-running open world action FPS to Yara, a fictional Caribbean island, as you join an insurrection aiming to topple its despotic President.
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners Aftershocks Review – Back in the Big Easy
Saints & Sinners Aftershocks doesn’t throw any crazy new ideas or new story elements at you, but it does add some enjoyable extra hours of combat-based fun in post-apocalyptic New Orleans.
EPOS H3 Hybrid Gaming Headset Review – Swiss Army Knife of Audio
A brilliant sounding headset that can be connected to any console or PC via Bluetooth, USB, or 3.55mm cable. A true Swiss Army knife of audio.