Horizon Forbidden West doesn’t rewrite the book on the action RPG genre, but it makes smart enhancements to the original game. The result is a richer, more interesting experience that leans equally on its excellent characters, story, world design, and mechanics, but has just enough bugs to be mildly annoying. Still, journeying into the Forbidden West is a fantastic undertaking that’s well worth the time and effort.
GetsuFumaDen: Undying Moon maintains its side-scrolling, action-platformer roots but looks to evolve with the addition of rogue-lite elements. In an increasingly popular genre, can the game do enough to slice its own niche?
Death end re;Quest 2 is a horror RPG with a grisly narrative and unfiltered violence, however, hindered due to the poor Switch performance.
Our review of Infernax finds this Metroidvania title to have a unique streak of religious horror–and a serious platforming problem.
With focus turned towards the impending release of the PS VR2, Wanderer snaps everybody’s attention back to PSVR as this part – Quantum Leap, part – The Myst, game jumps to the forefront as one of the best PSVR titles ever released.
The King of Fighters is back! With its iconic 3v3 matchups and star-studded cast, can the 15th entry deliver a slick and precise strike?
Claustrophobia is a first person horror game that tasks the player with escaping a science facility while surviving the game’s broken mechanics and boring gameplay.
River City Girls, originally released in 2019, makes the transition to this generation with its beat em’ up charm fully intact.
Rise of the Third Power is a 40 hour long, Super Nintendo throwback that shouldn’t be missed by genre fans.
Our Castle Morihisa review highlights the game’s strong atmosphere and positively nightmarish difficulty levels.
