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Ghost Song is a delightful exploration-based platformer, if a little on the easy side.

Andrew Farrell | Oct 31, 20222022-10-31T10:39:42-04:00

I wrote this wearing a NieR: Automata shirt like I fell through a time rift and landed in 2017

Lucas White | Oct 29, 20222023-03-10T13:28:59-05:00

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord builds upon everything that was great in previous titles and finally graces us with a campaign.

Martynas Klimas | Oct 28, 20222022-10-28T22:36:21-04:00

Intel dials clock speeds and core counts up to 13 on this monster CPU.

Kevin Foley | Oct 28, 20222022-11-08T12:39:39-05:00

Gotham Knights has some really interesting structural ideas.

Andrew Farrell | Oct 27, 20222022-10-27T21:06:45-04:00

The Prime Directive's for nerds

Lucas White | Oct 26, 20222023-03-10T13:29:46-05:00

Signalis is an ode to classic survival-horror games, with a touch of stylish scenes and an abundance of puzzles.

Jason Rodriguez | Oct 26, 20222022-10-26T17:19:36-04:00

Overwatch 2 is a game with a golden heart but is marred by pervasive issues.

Joshua Chu | Oct 25, 20222022-10-25T19:42:38-04:00

Victoria 3 is Paradox Interactive's grand strategy/economic management franchise, now with numerous improvements and mechanics.

Jason Rodriguez | Oct 24, 20222022-10-24T13:27:43-04:00

Resident Evil Village Winters' Expansion adds some more content to the game, but not a lot.

Andrew Farrell | Oct 24, 20222022-10-24T10:27:17-04:00

Nioh 3 Review – Refining an Already Exceptional Formula