Broken Lines review — A pleasing pause-and-play presentation
Broken Lines features an alternate World War II setting, turn-based tactics, and pause-and-play mechanics. Here's our in-depth review.
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Corruption 2029 review — New-tant Year Zero
Corruption 2029 feels like Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden all over again, and that can be good or bad. Here are some early-game impressions.
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem review – A puff of exile
Wolcen: Lords of Mayhem has enough content to keep you satisfied, but it also has several problems. Here's our official review of the game.
The Suicide of Rachel Foster review – Wine is fine, but whiskey’s quicker
Is The Suicide of Rachel Foster a walking simulator worth your time and cash? Or does it just walk around in circles?
bequiet! Dark Base Pro 900 rev. 2 review
The bequiet! Dark Base Pro 900 rev. 2 improves upon the original design in every way, offering new features, tempered glass, and more.
Zombie Army 4: Dead War review – A too familiar trip to the grindhouse
Zombie Army 4: Dead War follows the motions of a typical four-player arcade shooter, but it lacks enough innovation to stand out from the horde.
Birds of Prey Movie Review
Margot Robbie is back as Harley Quinn, but poor direction and a lackluster script make this one a pass. Get the full details in our Birds of Prey review.
Kunai review – Gun to a knife fight
Kunai is a bite-sized Metroidvania that’s well worth the pick-up for the fast, frenetic action alone.
Days of War review – That dead horse is atomized now
When I was offered to review Days of War as it’s leaving Early Access, I thought “didn’t I just do that already?” Nope, that was Battalion 1944. I had played Days of War before, back when it was in EA and rubbing elbows with Day of Infamy. It wasn’t an impressive game back then and it hasn’t improved much since.
Elderborn review – Accident of birth
Want to know if Elderborn is a Souls-like worth digging into? Read our review and find out if it makes the cut.
