Game Reviews6.8/10
Shenmue III Review: Ryo’s Long Search Finally Reaches Its End
A saga of old resolves its debt, a man seeks his father across a land of many towns, wherein combat and wandering contend.
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Category: Game Reviews
Every game we have scored, from the NES library to current releases.
Game Reviews7/10
‘Until Dawn: Rush of Blood’ Scores a Solid 7 of 10
A monster hunter stalks doomed teens through a haunted lodge in this arcade shooter, a grim and competent sequel to Until Dawn.
Game Reviews6.2/10
Nine Years On, Rain World Still Rewards Patience Over Guidance
A small creature must hide, scavenge, and avoid being devoured by larger beasts in this rain-soaked world of peril.
Game Reviews7.1/10
Eight Years On, Conan Exiles Still Rewards Builders Over Fighters
A barbaric sandbox of ruin and empire, wherein players build, battle, and survive amid a vast and cruel Hyborian realm.
Game Reviews7/10
Ten Years On, The Bunker Still Trades Mood for Pace
A man wakes in a cold bunker, not alone, and must avoid detection while uncovering the facility's hidden truths.
Game Reviews7.1/10
GreedFall Review: Colonial Ambition, Moral Ambiguity — and a Score of 7.1
A colonial tale of greed, plague, and moral choice upon the island of Teer-Fane.
Game Reviews6.4/10
Layers of Fear 2 Review: A Chilling Ocean Liner That Loses Its Bearings
A doomed ocean liner, a fractured memory, and a director's grief -- Layers of Fear 2 is a striking but confused journey.
Game Reviews6.9/10
Walker’s Arsenal and Cars Still Cut Through, but the Middle of Rage 2 Drags
A tale of Walker, his many arms, and the broken realm wherein he roams, a shooter of excess and glory, yet flawed.
Game Reviews7/10
Memory Thief: Remember Me’s Idea Outlives Its Combat
A memory thief roams a neon Paris, stealing souls and selling identities in this tale of identity and loss.
Game Reviews6.8/10
Code Name S.T.E.A.M. Loves Its Literary Heroes More Than Its Own Systems
A tale of literary heroes and alien invaders, wherein wit and affection exceed the clumsy systems that bear them.