Game Reviews

Gears 5 Review – Holding The Line The Gears of War series has been uncompromising in its apocalyptic vision, holding the line with the same cover-based shooting, gruff armor-clad heroes, and wealth of multiplayer modes in all of its installments. You know exactly what you are getting from each game, …

Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – Banjo and Kazooie DLC Review There’s something that just feels right about seeing Banjo and Kazooie in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, right back where they started on a Nintendo platform. What’s even better is that this is the best the bear and bird have ever …

Headspun With some work, Headspun’s central premise of controlling a person Inside Out-style could really have potential to tell an intensely personal and human story while presenting entertaining gameplay opportunities along the way, and perhaps Superstring can stick the landing if they choose to revisit the concept in the future. …

River City Girls Review – Trading Punches During the glory days of arcades, the brawler genre was king. Practically every virtual street was packed with goons and bosses waiting for beatdowns, and players were all too happy to oblige. The River City series was an innovator of this era, incorporating …

Monster Hunter World: Iceborne Review

Fantasy General II Despite having a lengthy campaign and sound gameplay mechanics, a number of technical hiccups, randomized rewards, and egregious repetitiveness hold back Fantasy General 2. It tries to combine a unique fantasy RPG experience with wargaming strategy, but it falls just a little bit short on both counts.