
Shift Up's lengthy adventure makes no bones about a provocative approach to sex and violence, but it's the top-notch action that is the real draw.

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Last reviewed: Bubsy 4D · 2 months ago

Shift Up's lengthy adventure makes no bones about a provocative approach to sex and violence, but it's the top-notch action that is the real draw.

Bungie’s excellent audio design and gunplay, paired with increasingly complicated level design borrowing from over a decade of expertise designing Destiny raids coalesce into something special. Marathon is proof Bungie is still at the top of its game.

Housemarque creates a blistering twin-stick shooter that offers greater depth than first impressions might suggest.

The puzzle-like mechanics of scaling a wall are interesting, but using your neck as a controller is not

Stephen's Sausage Roll features some of the tightest puzzle design I've seen in years.

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

The third and final episode is an action-packed and satisfying conclusion

DrinkBox Studios ties together rewarding touchscreen combat, enjoyable first-person exploration and puzzles, and a fulfilling upgrade system into one exciting package.

The single best introductory product for grasping the fun of Vive, and it is free

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

The experience of sitting in a VR space fighter is thrilling, but single-player and multiplayer options are sparse

Clever rhythm-based gameplay makes you feel like you’re inside a sci-fi world of music given form

The world is dark, cold, and unforgiving. In fact, the world is coming to an end. This is the backdrop for the second installment of Stoic’s Nordic tactical role-playing series.

With solid top-down combat and exploration tying those decision points together, Stories delivers an interesting take on choice-driven storytelling.

Ashes of the Singularity plays things far too safe and simple in a genre that desperately needs a shot of something new.

Everything old is new again for the space-faring rodent and his robot friend.

The combination of soundtrack, art, and combat creates a rabbit hole worth your full exploration.