
Monster Hunter Wilds Review: Capcom’s Shifting Desert Trims the Friction and Keeps the Hunt
A hunter and companion Alma brave a shifting desert of storm and sand, tracking monstrous beasts across PS5, Xbox, and PC.

Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.

A hunter and companion Alma brave a shifting desert of storm and sand, tracking monstrous beasts across PS5, Xbox, and PC.

A young agent, not yet whole, wanders through peril and shadow across many lands, ere the fatal license is his own.

A cursed village, deep tunnels, and a harsh reckoning of trial and error — Mina the Hollower earns its praise, scoring 9.1 of 10.

A tale of needle and shadow across many a realm, wherein patience and dread combat earn a mark most high.

A city of paint, a number that erases souls, and four voices set against a painter who dooms them all — a role-playing tale of dread and art.

A swift, harsh racer of strange ships and pounding sound, WipEout gives no ground to hesitation, yet rewards the patient with a true feeling of motion.

Water, fire and ice war upon a small green field in Wetrix, a Nintendo 64 puzzle whose peril never rests.

Cars armed with rockets and guns battle across desert arenas in this Nintendo 64 title, a rare mix of driving and destruction worth returning to.

A round puzzle globe of layered pieces, patience, and a buried core — judged apart from the name it borrows.

A cartoon snow racer of four kid boarders, item flinging, and branching mountain paths, best enjoyed in a room full of friends.
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