Reviews Archives - Page 96 of 168

Wildlife conservation may be a niche topic for a video game, but when handled properly the end product can be special.

Kurt Perry | Dec 11, 20202020-12-14T14:59:54-05:00

Shady Part of Me is an enjoyable, atmospheric narrative puzzle platformer that does a lot to differentiate itself from the pack.

Andrew Farrell | Dec 10, 20202020-12-14T15:01:57-05:00

Orwell’s Animal Farm is all the fun of high school literature class with less reading and more stress.

Lawrence Le | Dec 10, 20202020-12-03T17:17:29-05:00

Can the Souls-like experience work in 2D?

Blake Grundman | Dec 8, 20202020-12-09T15:43:17-05:00

Call of the Sea might have an overly familiar premise and some less-than-stellar puzzles, but it's a gorgeous, enjoyable game.

Andrew Farrell | Dec 8, 20202020-12-09T18:01:45-05:00

PHOGS! is a well-rounded co-op puzzler with a lot of great ideas and terrific execution to accompany them.

Lawrence Le | Dec 7, 20202020-12-08T14:25:14-05:00

Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune is brutally tough, and may be an acquired taste.

Kurt Perry | Dec 4, 20202020-12-04T15:44:04-05:00

Mars is just a boring dead ball of rust-colored dust. That just will not do.

Martynas Klimas | Dec 3, 20202020-12-03T12:46:56-05:00

Our favorite hyperkinetic, three-foot rabbity thing is back!

Lucas White | Dec 2, 20202020-12-02T17:35:43-05:00

Twin Mirror adds up to more than the sum of its parts as it builds to a rousing, if familiar, conclusion.

Andrew Farrell | Dec 1, 20202022-05-31T12:03:16-04:00

NBA The Run Review: The Perfect Chaotic Pick-Up and Play Basketball Game