Video Games
While Exoprimal resembles other team-based games of recent years, the game’s story elements both set it apart and hold it back.
REVIEW: ‘Oxenfree II: Lost Signals’ Is The Perfect Blend of Haunting And Whimsical (Switch)
Night School Studio’s Oxenfree II: Lost Signals’ story is moving, moody, and meticulously crafted in line with your choices.
In GYLT, Sally must navigate a twisted alternate reality filled with monsters to find her lost cousin Emily who has been missing for weeks.
Ghost Trick Phantom Detective, even with its quite obtuse puzzles, is a joy to play. Be sure not to miss this remastered DS hidden gem.
Kingdom Eighties puts a spin on familiar concepts while maintaining the micro-strategy adventure gameplay that fans have come to enjoy.
Crash Team Rumble is a neat idea with fun moments but it is lacking some key components needed to make it worth purchasing.
Apico is a bee raising simulator with enough buzz to keep you going for hours in end as you repopulate be species and grow your business.
Final Fantasy XVI is a beautifully crafted RPG packaged in a way that earns it a spot in the conversation for the greatest game of all time.
REVIEW: ‘Story Of Seasons: A Wonderful Life’ Requires A Long, Slow Commitment (Switch)
Story of Seasons: A Wonderful Life beautifully remakes the classic farming and life sim for a new generation to build a home and a family.
Paradox Interactive is ready for the time of dragons by releasing its first content pack, Dragon Dawn, for Age of Wonders 4.
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A beautiful and horrific game, Phantom Blade Zero has everything to be game of the year, and to be a gateway to wuxia for new audiences.
Total War: Shogun 2 – Complete Edition tasks players with shaping the history of Japan through grand 4x strategy campaigns and RTS battles.
The Modern Warfare 4 multiplayer brings back slower, grounded movement and fair gunfights, and DMZ is finally worth your time.















