Excellent atmosphere and a strong setup are let down by thin character work in the survival horror franchise's latest spin-off
The action-RPG sequel shows Remedy Entertainment isn't done pulling from its bag of refreshingly original tricks
The latest remake doesn't replace the original but it does flex some key improvements
Capcom buries something special beneath a lot of compromises
It doesn't get more metal than this
Critics found a lot to pull apart in this anticipated sequel to Daggerfall, but found Morrowind was more than the sum of its parts
’Life's like a road that you travel on/When there's one day here and the next day gone’
A technically impressive and mostly fine remake of a great game that I’m struggling to recommend
Alone together
Where the fairy flies off at the mouth
Yacht Club Games’ second major swing at a retro renaissance invokes a familiar sense of adventure, but with a spirit and character all its own
IO Interactive's James Bond origin story mostly excels as a playable movie but struggles under the weight of some grander ambitions
This follow-up to Disco Elysium is righteously angry at the state of the world, though sometimes its anger gets the better of it
Xbox’s new open-world racing game doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it didn’t really need to
The IGF-winning strategy puzzle game is a hypnotic dance between match-three tiles, Saussure and absurdity
Bad melee combat, bugs, and some weird choices make it hard to recommend Samson: A Tyndalston Story
The horror game was banned from Steam and Epic, and the resulting furor feels needlessly intense after playing it
CloverPit is a post-Balatro roguelite about an evil one-armed bandit
Öoo is a puzzle-platformer that gives you all the tools to progress, then teaches you how to use them
Dead Take features Ben Starr and Neil Newbon as opposing actors fighting for a seat at an auteur's table
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