Game Reviews8.3/10
Granblue Fantasy: Relink Review — A Beautiful, Broken Love Letter to Fans
A vast floating realm, a war of shadows, and a party system that overwhelms the player—this tale of Granblue Fantasy: Relink.
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Category: Game Reviews
Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Ten Years On, Football Manager 2017 Still Proves That Refinement Beats Reinvention
A manager's tale of clubs, leagues, and seasons — a game of patience, numbers, and quiet triumph.
Game Reviews8.4/10
TumbleSeed Review: Building a Mountain Out of One Block Is Harder Than It Looks
A mountain built of stone, wood and flame, wherein each layer adds a secret rule unto the last.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Call of Duty Dared to Fight on the Eastern Front — and the Move Paid Off
A squad of soldiers fights the German invasion of the Soviet Union, through frozen fields and ruined cities.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Yomawari: Midnight Shadows Turns Light Into Dread — Score 8.3
A girl wanders a shadowed town at night, carrying a light that both reveals and conceals the terror within.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Nine Years On, Chess Ultra’s Deceptive Board Games Still Reward Every Step You Take
A VR chess game wherein the board itself becomes a twisting, folding labyrinth of rooms, each chamber shaped like a piece.
Game Reviews8.3/10
Anno 1800 Review: Strong Economy, Weak Diplomacy Weigh Down the Empire
A review of Anno 1800, the city-building strategy game set amid early 19th-century industry and empire.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Sky: Children of the Light Reviews 8.2 — Sing, Fly, and Hold Hands With Strangers
A kingdom of light and shadow where souls are found and brought back, flying with strangers across a vast realm.
Game Reviews8.6/10
Three Years On, Jagged Alliance 3 Still Makes Every Soldier Count
A war zone, a small unit, and waves of enemy forces. Jagged Alliance 3 tests patience, precision, and the will to accept failure.
Game Reviews8/10
MLB The Show 18 Review: Small Improvements Earn Their Keep
A review of MLB The Show 18, wherein batting grows more responsive and custom teams arrive, yet menus and spending mar the whole.