
Repetitive combat and an abrupt ending spoil what is otherwise a remarkable feat of worldbuilding.

Repetitive combat and an abrupt ending spoil what is otherwise a remarkable feat of worldbuilding.

Representing World of Warcraft at its best, Legion sets the stage for one of the most memorable chapters in its history.

Overwatch is like going for an evening of speed dating and realizing everyone you meet is marriage material. I'll stare at the character select screen before each match, unable to decide which hero I want to play because I want to play them all.

Tree of Savior's biggest grind lies in chipping away all of its flaws just to experience its nostalgic charms.

The Banner Saga 2 is a beautiful sequel. There are moments where, as I watch the drama unfold in the dialogue and cutscenes, I almost forget I'm playing a game that came out in this decade. There's an evocative sense of timelessness about the story and world that few RPGs create.

Stardew Valley is the rare kind of imitation that breaks free of the boundaries of its inspiration, becoming more than just a clone but an experience that thrives independent of its origins.