
From Software's latest is a masterpiece of open-world design that places exploration and player agency at the heart of the experience.

Last reviewed: Mina the Hollower · 7 days ago

From Software's latest is a masterpiece of open-world design that places exploration and player agency at the heart of the experience.

Mixtape offers a sincere, often hilarious look at growing up, set to an incredible soundtrack.

Mario Wonder's Switch 2 upgrade adds neat single-player content, but the real draw is the massive array of multiplayer party games.

An approachable endgame, player housing, and a nostalgic campaign make WoW's 11th expansion worth playing for new and returning players.

Crimson Desert's spectacular open world and thrilling combat are only let down by a few narrative and quality-of-life issues.

Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflection is an excellent turn-based RPG with a compelling hunt-capture-craft gameplay loop that will keep you engaged for dozens of hours.

Finally, 2K is addressing problems we've had for a long time.

Scott Pilgrim EX doesn't reinvent the wheel for the brawler genre, but solid mechanics complemented by excellent art and music carry it for its short playtime.

Bungie's slick extraction shooter is great at creating tense battles, incredible highs, and painful lows, with a future that's full of promise.

Planet of Lana II doesn't do anything novel with its gameplay, but like its predecessor, it delivers an incredible story told with beautiful visuals and music.

This "Disco-like" RPG has a colorful world and sense of humor worth checking out.

A cozy life sim makes for an unexpectedly excellent way to ring in 30 years of Pokemon, elegantly capturing what has made the series so enduring.

With Requiem, Capcom refines its Resident Evil formula to its best parts, but it sometimes relies too much on past triumphs.

High On Life 2 improves on its predecessor with a skateboard, biting satire, and boundless creativity, but middling combat and an uneven hit rate hold it back.

This first-person shooter draws from excellent inspirations but doesn't quite stick the landing on its own merits.

Reanimal's story is harrowing and dark, and the accompanying visuals make it somewhat of a spectacle. Sadly, it falls short on its lack of challenging puzzle moments.

Romeo Is a Dead Man is as odd as you'd expect from a Suda51 game, but it doesn't quite come together into a coherent experience.