Let It Die review: Grasshopper's free-to-play tower hack-and-slash, its asynchronous death data, the 7.7 score, and the 2026 server shutdown.
Bloodroots review: Paper Cult's isometric revenge game hands Mr. Wolf a hatchet, a ladder, and a carrot. Fast, improvised, ultra-violent — 8.3/10.
Samurai Warriors 4 review: Omega Force's 2014 tenth-anniversary hack and slash with character-switching, Hyper Attacks and 55 playable fighters.
Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes review — Shez, Byleth as rival, and three paths. A hack-and-slash sequel to Three Houses that earns an 8 of 10.
Warhammer: Chaosbane review: faithful Old World setting, six distinct classes, real split-screen co-op, but combat never finds its rhythm. 6.5/10.
Dynasty Warriors: Gundam Reborn review: PS3-only 2013 hack-and-slash with the series' largest Mobile Suit roster and first playable Mobile Armors. 6.4/10.
Senran Kagura: Estival Versus sends rival kunoichi schools to a tropical island for loud, fast hack and slash combat on PS4, Vita and PC.
Ryse: Son of Rome review — Crytek's gorgeous Roman hack-and-slash trades combat depth for color-coded quick-time events. 6.6/10.
Darksiders Genesis review: Airship Syndicate's top-down co-op hack and slash starring Strife and War earns a solid 7.5 out of 10.
Attack on Titan 2 review: Omega Force's 2018 sequel adds co-op, a character creator, and Daily Life bonding to the series' aerial titan combat.
Capcom's 2014 Strider reboot sends Hiryu solo into Kazakh City with a plasma Cypher, side-view climbing, and a retold feud with Grandmaster Meio.
DmC: Devil May Cry rebooted the series with Limbo City, a new Dante, and Angel/Devil Mode combat. Read our full review of the 2013 Ninja Theory game.
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