Video Games
007 First Light is IO Interactive at their best, blending together dense sandboxes, huge set pieces, and a fresh take on Bond.
Bluey’s Quest for the Gold Pen’s chill vibes and low-barrier-to-entry collectathon make for a genuinely fun, cozy game to get lost in.
Bubsy 4D tries to modernize yet still feels stuck in the past. Despite some good found throughout, it can’t justify its existence.
Thick as Thieves has potential to deliver more, but for now, all it provides is mindless repetition and half-baked stealth.
Tales of Arise – Beyond the Dawn Edition on Switch 2 is a solid way to experience on of this generation’s best JRPGs.
Coffee Talk Tokyo delivers the series’ best entry as it explores the ups and downs of the lives of its titular cafe’s patrons.
Anno 117’s first DLC, Prophecies of Ash. is a good start to Season 1 and has me excited to check out the rest of Year 1’s post-launch content.
Forza Horizon 6 is the near-perfect racing sandbox fans have wanted for years in an incredible Japanese racing playground.
Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth embraces its all-ages audience and artistically uses simplicity to tell an emotional story.
Outbound is a world worth getting lost in, rewarding patience over speed as you build your van and explore new horizons.
TRENDING POSTS
The Dune: Awakening console version offers new players the chance to jump in, but the single-player option is the standout of this second launch.
Marvel’s Wolverine has some good in it, but ultimately, feels too safe with repetitive combat, unanswered narrative questions, and uneven pacing.
Transport Fever 3 is a massive game with plenty to offer and tons of fun, especially for city-builder fans new and old.















