Borderlands: Game of the Year Edition Review – The Borderlands We Love With A New Shiny Coat
We’ve covered a lot of remasters, and re-releases recently, and I like to think I’ve become something of a connoisseur...
Anno 1800 Review – A Real Time-Sink
If you’ve ever been struck by a particular fancy to build a trans-continental mercantile empire in the 1800s, please don’t...
Game of Thrones Season 8 Episode 1 Review – The Pieces Are Moving Into Place
Hurtling back into our lives like a violent yet lovable family member is the final season of cultural juggernaut, Game...
Generation Zero Review – A Good Yet Unrefined Game
Generation Zero has an excellent concept and design that shines from moment to moment, but which eventually wears a little...
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review – Brutally Rewarding
I’ve been fighting this boss for about two hours now. I don’t even know how many times I’ve died to...
Blizzard Retro Classics Return – Starting With Diablo
Rejoice universe, it is now possible to play the dungeon crawling retro classic Diablo 1 again, legally, with minimal set-up...
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Review – Well-Made But Not Always Fun
The Division 2 is an anomaly in today’s gaming world: a sequel that noticeably improves on many of the issues...
Darksiders: Warmastered Edition Switch Review – A Good Ol’ Time
I have many different opinions about Darksiders: Warmastered Edition. On the one hand, yay, the Switch is getting more third-party...
Devil May Cry V Review – As Refined As The Series Has Ever Been
Devil May Cry V was one of those games many of us hoped would be made, but didn’t really think...
Captain Marvel Review – It’s Okay (And That’s Okay Too)
Captain Marvel arrives under a cloud of huge expectations, some fair and some less so. From being the first major...
