
The Dragon Quest spinoff is a solid action/RPG that, while still a bit rough in a few small areas, is a surprising treat.


The Dragon Quest spinoff is a solid action/RPG that, while still a bit rough in a few small areas, is a surprising treat.

The fourth chapter adds some interesting character dynamics, but an overreliance on block puzzles drags the whole thing down to a series low

This is the Police lets you walk a tightrope as a shady police chief on his way out of office, but it’s far from a thrill.

It’s definitely weird, but this Metroid-style adventure is more than just its oddball concept.

Once Upon A Climb is a delightful romp that makes me excited for the next installment

Three One Zero delivers a quiet game that, interspersed with desperate exploration, offers a sobering examination of responsibility.

Players who associate Far Cry with explosions and massive gunfights might find the setting disappointing, but it's one of my favorite entries in the series yet

Campo Santo delivers great dialog, but Firewatch's ending extinguishes its intriguing embers.

Players may find their enthusiasm flagging at times, but it’s hard not to cackle with glee after watching yet another base bloom into a fiery blossom.

In The Park, players are in for a disturbing psychological ride that deals with depression, loss, and the dark feelings that parents might not discuss in polite company.

Tembo's by-the-numbers gameplay makes me doubt that it will leave a lasting impression on anyone.

Psyonix's fast and frenzied car-soccer game is an absolute joy to play.

You get a lot of game in this remastered bundle, as well as a lot of technical hiccups to look past

The remastered version is a nice reminder of – or introduction to – the heyday of adventure games, warts and all