
FlatOut 4: Total Insanity Review — A Competent Racer With a Genuinely Odd Stunt Mode
FlatOut 4: Total Insanity review: Kylotonn's 2017 arcade racer scores 6.6/10 — fun stunt mode, diluted FlatOut identity, and a rocket-boosted ice cream van.

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

FlatOut 4: Total Insanity review: Kylotonn's 2017 arcade racer scores 6.6/10 — fun stunt mode, diluted FlatOut identity, and a rocket-boosted ice cream van.

Cooking Mama: Sweet Shop on 3DS reviewed: 60 recipes, 160+ mini-games, a forgiving kitchen, and a thin shop that never pushes back. Score: 6.2/10.

Loot Rascals review: Hollow Ponds' turn-based roguelike sends stolen cards into other players' games. A novel hook, but the strategy runs thin.

The Fall Part 2: Unbound review: Over The Moon's 2018 AI puzzle-RPG-adventure sequel scores 7.0/10 for ambition, side-view style, and uneven genre mixing.

Solo, Team Gotham's 2018 puzzle exploration game about love as fuel, reviewed: a sailor, a vast archipelago, and a 7.2 score that fits.

Super Lucky's Tale review: Playful Studios' 2017 3D platformer for Xbox One X and PC, a nostalgic fox adventure that charms but never surprises.

Somerville review: Jumpship's wordless sci-fi adventure from Playdead's co-founder scores 6.8 — clever energy puzzles, thin story, mixed payoff.

Marvel Heroes was a free-to-play action RPG with 63 playable heroes and a fair Eternity Splinter economy — until Disney shut it down in 2017.

Megaton Rainfall review: an invulnerable superhero game where cities are destructible, Earth is full scale, and your bad aim is the real threat.

My Hero One's Justice review: Byking and Bandai Namco's My Hero Academia arena brawler gets the roster and Quirks right, but the camera drags it to 6.9/10.

SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy review: a 2v2 tag fighter where normal moves can't win, only a Dream Finish can. A clever rule trapped in a shallow game.

This Is the Police 2 review: a 2018 mix of management, visual novel and turn-based tactics set in 1987 Sharpwood, where cops are people, not pieces.
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