Game Reviews

MLB The Show 20 Review – Solid Contact Baseball in real life is often criticized for its slow pace, but I like its flow in MLB 20. It’s different from most other sports in that the moment-to-moment experience isn’t continuous, but I enjoy the built-in tension before, during, and after crucial …

My Hero One's Justice 2 Review One of the most enduring parts of the My Hero Academia anime series, beyond its outstanding characters and heartbreaking storylines, is its insistence that behind the awesome veneer of superheroes is a commitment to rigorous self-improvement. My Hero One’s Justice 2 takes some inspiration …

Total War: Three Kingdoms – A World Betrayed Although there are some questionable mechanics and odd issues on the side, Total War: Three Kingdoms – A World Betrayed manages to excite and challenge you, all while adding refreshing features via a free update. If you only need to choose one …

Call of Duty: Warzone Review – Coming Back For More Warzone eschews the moments from other battle royales where you’re perched for minutes on end, staring down your scope at a barn where you think an enemy might be hiding. Instead, it goes all-in on familiar Call of Duty shooting, …

Doom Eternal Single-Player Campaign Review I knew Doom Eternal had proven its point when I started taking down Marauders without breaking a sweat, really. These terrifying, devil-horned axe-wielders had been life-threatening challenges when they were first introduced midway through the game, but a while later I delighted in turning the …

DOOM Eternal This isn’t just a sequel. The demons are far more aggressive, their legions have been reinforced with some new baddies, and the Slayer has become an even more dangerous opponent, with more ways at his disposal to destroy everything on his path to the invaders. This almost feels …