
The Surge Review: Taking Apart Machines Feels Great, But the Game Gets Lost in Its Own Ambition
A grim, mechanical world of dismembered foes and stolen memories, where the hand of the mechanic becomes a weapon.


A grim, mechanical world of dismembered foes and stolen memories, where the hand of the mechanic becomes a weapon.

Three androids, one revolution: Detroit: Become Human weighs choice against fate in a tale of synthetic rebellion.

A review of Batman: The Telltale Series, a tale of choices, cape, and cowl, wherein the weight of decision bears fruit.

A newborn Great White grows by feasting on foes, roaming coastal waters, rivers, and open ocean in this thrilling, shark-centric tale.

A crow flies through islands ruled by spirits, gathering souls while death itself watches, in this small yet powerful game.

A review of Marvel's Spider-Man 2, wherein two web-slingers share one city, triumph in combat, yet stumble upon a story grown wearisome.

Lara moves faster and looks better, but camera trouble and thin enemy variety hold Tomb Raider II back from greatness.

A dead knight rises to avenge his wife and gather treasure in this grim, amusing castle tale.

A detective's tale of masked vigilantes, corruption, and a conspiracy that threatens his very existence. Judgment reviewed.

A broken island holds many paths and monsters, and Dana and her companion must find a way back home before the darkness claims them.
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