Game Reviews8/10
Battlerite Review: Nine Years On, Its Energy Economy Still Sets It Apart
A MOBA of singular design wherein energy, won by victory, rules all action, and patience and aggression contend for dominion.
CLAY TRIBUNE / THE ARCHIVE
Tag: PC gaming
Game Reviews8.1/10
Six Years On, Tell Me Why Still Finds New Ways to Make You Cry
A tale of two twins who return to their father's forsaken home to solve a vanished boy's riddle and heal an ancient wound.
Game Reviews8.2/10
Six Years On, Ghostrunner’s Staircase Loop Still Rewards Mastering Its System
A review of Ghostrunner, a brutal first-person action game of looping stairs, blades, and relentless combat.
Game Reviews6.3/10
Vampire: The Masquerade – Swansong Review: A Political Masterpiece Stymied by Technical Troubles
A fledgling vampire navigates Chicago's shadowed halls in this tale of lies, politics, and power.
Game Reviews6.7/10
Need for Speed: The Run Review — A Coast-to-Coast Spectacle That Outpaces Its Driving
A road run across cities, cars bought for the chase, spectacle that seldom feels the best of itself.
Game Reviews7.2/10
Hohokum Review: Thirty Levels, One Line, and an Afternoon Well Spent
A game of drawing lines and watching creatures follow, a calm afternoon of gentle pleasure, scored 7.2.
Game Reviews6.6/10
Eleven Years On, Nights of Azure Still Makes Its Floating City Feel Like Home
A floating city of light and shadow, a maiden bound by a curse, and a knight sworn to protect her — a tale of azure promise and uneven execution.
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 Reviews6.7/10
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 Reviews6.8/10
Tokyo 42 Review: Neon Promise, Puzzles That Don’t Deliver
A neon city of puzzles and enemies, where the clock never waits. Tokyo 42 review weighs its promise against its flaws.