Close to the Sun Nintendo Switch Preview | A Stunning Portable Experience, Though Not Without Flaw
Close to the Sun is coming to Nintendo Switch and though overall it's incredibly enjoyable, that doesn't mean it was without flaw.
Reviews
Yooka-Laylee and the Impossible Lair review – Bee quick or bee dead
Did Playtonic succeed in putting a new spin on an old classic this time? Or did they stick too close to the familiar and come up short?
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep review – Not quite Forsaken
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep marks the game's third year. How does it compare to Forsaken? Is it worth your while, or is it just a bag of Eris Morn's raisins?
Joker Movie Review
Find out just how good Warner Bros' latest DC Comic film is, with an in-depth look at Todd Phillips' masterwork in our Joker movie review.
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review | A Shooter That Challenges What It Means to be a Villain
Here is what we thought of Ubisoft's latest shooter with our Ghost Recon: Breakpoint review.
What the Golf review – definitely not par for the course (in the best way)
What the Golf is far from a game about golf, and that's what's great about it.
Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones review | 1920 blaze it
Eldritch horror! It’s all the rage these days. Poor ol’ Lovecraft could have hardly hoped to leave such a long-lasting legacy. However, we don’t often get RPGs that so directly interact with the source materials of the Mythos. For the longest time, one had to resort to pen and paper RPGs. Today, on the other […]
Maingear VYBE gaming PC review: High performance without breaking your wallet
The Maingear VYBE doesn't cost a whole lot, but it offers enough performance to play the latest games at high settings.
Ori and the Blind Forest Nintendo Switch Review | Perfection on the Go
How does Ori and the Blind Forest handle on the Nintendo Switch? Perfectly and without fail.
Borderlands 3 Review | She’s Blood, She’s Grenades, She’s Missing A Lil’ Something
People usually say "third time lucky," and while the Borderlands formula is at its most mechanically entertaining in this latest installment, it falls just short of being truly memorable.
