
MLB 15: The Show Review: A Bridge Year with One Lasting Idea
MLB 15: The Show review: year-to-year saves from MLB 14, 30 legend cards, the same broadcast booth, a Vita farewell, and a 7.9 of 10.


MLB 15: The Show review: year-to-year saves from MLB 14, 30 legend cards, the same broadcast booth, a Vita farewell, and a 7.9 of 10.

Skullgirls review: the 2012 hand-drawn fighting game's tag-team combat, Dark Deco world, thin launch roster, and long life across ports and DLC.

Titan Souls review: Acid Nerve's 2015 one-arrow, one-hit boss rush, its Soulslike legacy, and how Death's Door refined the formula. Score: 7.2/10.

Tokyo Xanadu, Falcom's 2015 Vita action RPG, splits high school life and Eclipse combat. A 7.3/10 game with a strong cast and a real identity problem.

Downwell review: Moppin's gunboot roguelike is one of the cleanest action games ever made, and a deliberate, confident 7.8 out of 10.

Hob, Runic Games' final wordless action-adventure, tells a dying planet's story through environment alone. A review of its puzzles, combat and lore rooms.

Livelock, Tuque Games' 2016 twin-stick co-op shooter, reviewed: three platforms, a Diablo-shaped loop, and a solid 7.5 out of 10.

Darkwood review: Acid Wizard Studio's top-down survival horror traps you in a cursed Polish forest where day means scavenging and night means defending. 8/10.

The Turing Test review: Bulkhead's first-person puzzler on Europa pairs human intuition with AI logic, and asks who you'd kill to keep a secret.

Event[0] strands you on a broken leisure ship with only an AI named Kaizen-85 for company. A review of the 2016 typing-driven sci-fi game.

Knights and Bikes is a co-op action adventure from Foam Sword, built for two players on a hand-drawn island. It scores 7.8 of 10.

Graceful Explosion Machine review: Vertex Pop's Switch shooter with a quad-weapon array, dash combos and jewel-hued worlds, scored 7.4 out of 10.
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