Game Reviews6.7/10
Ten Years On, Dead by Daylight’s Imbalance Still Punishes New Players
A hunter pursues five survivors through a nightmare loop, where terror and escape repeat without end.
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Category: Game Reviews
Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Game Reviews7.2/10
Crimewave Bundle Review: Payday 2 Still Robs Banks With Style, But Its Ports Show Their Age
A review of Payday 2: Crimewave Edition, bundling the base game with its first expansion, new heists, and cosmetic items.
Game Reviews6.9/10
State of Mind Reviews: A Memory-Loss Premise Buried Under Text
A mind parasite steals memory, but the game's text and clumsy combat drag the player down instead of lifting them.
Game Reviews6.4/10
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn Review — Solid Action, Stale Story
A hack-and-slash battle of giants, where old fury meets new armor, yet the tale itself grows faint and thin.
Game Reviews7/10
Super Mario Run Review: A Good, Portable Fix That Never Quite Reaches Greatness
A review of Super Mario Run, Nintendo's first major Mario game for phones, weighing its auto-run mechanics, coin collecting, and Stamp Mode.
Game Reviews7/10
Sea of Solitude Turns Loneliness Into a Monster — and the Game Can’t Always Keep Up
A flooded city, a girl's loneliness made visible as a monster — a game that understands its subject yet struggles with its systems.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Earth Defense Force 5 Review: Big Bugs, Bigger Ambition, Mixed Execution
A colossal war against monstrous invaders engulfs Japan, where armored soldiers battle titanic foes across ruined cities and mountain ranges.
Game Reviews6.4/10
Danger Zone Review: Solid Gunplay, Familiar Arenas
A shooter of constant motion and steady fire, wherein guns and gear outweigh story, arena and mode alike.
Game Reviews6.1/10
Maiden of Black Water Reviews: Camera Trickery Can’t Save a Mansion Built for Wandering
A haunted mansion, a camera, and ghosts to photograph: Fatal Frame's Maiden of Black Water weighs dread against tedium.
Game Reviews6.5/10
Little Dragons Café Review: A Gentle Dragon-Care Game Buried Under Shallow Farming
A quiet farm sim with dragons grows tender bonds, yet its dull fields and awkward Switch frame rate cannot sustain a full life.