
Strong pirate adventure foundations and roguish charm keep this remake afloat

Strong pirate adventure foundations and roguish charm keep this remake afloat

Rhythm Heaven Groove's simple musical mini-games are buoyed by smart game design that becomes more than the sum of its parts

Coming from Don't Nod, it's a shame that both Aphelion's storytelling and climbing mechanics feels so lackluster

This is a jazzy, off-beat corpcore roguelike that I can't put down

An arson attack mystery initially compels, but Life is Strange: Reunion's plot quickly becomes disjointedly paced and bogged down with past drama

Demon Tides invites me to a sunny vibes open world filled with platforming islands to master.

Styx: Blades of Greed is a devilishly creative open world stealth adventure.

A lack of definition goes some way to explaining why combat feels a bit lifeless.

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties is a solid remake of this sunny entry, though its overly edgy new chapter leaves me cold.

Metroid Prime 4 comes close to greatness, but it slips through psychic fingers.

Morsels' gnarly, grimy visuals pair well with a dreamy VHS visual style – you'll immediately be hooked or feel a little sick.

Dispatch might be the best superhero TV show of the year, even though it's a game.

It's an electric concept that works just as well in Lumines Arise as it does in Tetris Effect.

The Séance of Blake Manor is an incredibly detailed supernatural mystery where every guest is laden with secrets to unravel.

Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment manages to find exciting stories to tell, even set far in the world's past.