Lonely Mountains: Downhill Review – Biking Your Cares Away
Lonely Mountains: Downhill is just the cycling-down-hills experience you’ve been waiting for, now available on the Nintendo Switch! Read on to see how well it stays on course.
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Creature in the Well (PS4) Review – Dungeon Pinball
Creature in the Well makes the transition to other platforms with flying colors, bringing its dungeon crawling, pinball weirdness and quirky puzzle solving.
Dread Nautical Review – A Rough Ride Lost at Sea
Dread Nautical is a spooky, compelling narrative at sea wrapped up in a clever yet campy art style, making for a decent introduction into the world of tactics games.
Streets of Rage 4 Review – Headbands, Haymakers, and Killer Synth Vibes
Streets of Rage 4 is far more than a port of the classic games, but has been lovingly updated with a fresh coat of paint while retaining all its nostalgic glory, killer soundtrack, and hours of fun.
Deliver Us The Moon (PS4) Review – Melancholic Space Exploration
Deliver Us The Moon is a hybrid 1st person/3rd person adventure set aboard a mysterious space station built upon the moon. Your job is to find out what happened to its crew. Read on to find out if this one is worth exploring.
Trials of Mana Review – Two Steps Forward
Square Enix is once again whisking us away to the world of Seiken Densetsu with Trials of Mana. Will this be the remake that revives the franchise, or are these games forever locked in the distant past?
XCOM: Chimera Squad Review – A Welcome Surprise
XCOM: Chimera Squad is the surprise new game in the XCOM series. Announced a week before its release, Chimera Squad is a very different game from XCOM and XCOM 2, but as surprises go, it’s a welcome one.
Hotline Miami Collection Review – Painting The Streets With Blood in Style
While Hotline Miami and Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number originally released for PC, they have seamlessly transitioned to consoles.
Gears Tactics Review – Tactical Error
Gears Tactics tries some new things, but ultimately results in a game that’s less tactics oriented than the name suggests.
Sakura Wars Review – Great Concept, Underwhelming Execution
Sakura Wars is back as a soft reboot! With a storied history, interesting setting, and a few big names on board, does the game live up to expectations?