
Child of Eden: A Musical Rail Shooter That Wants Your Body, Not Just Your Thumbs
Child of Eden review: Q Entertainment's musical rail shooter, its Kinect and PlayStation Move controls, short campaign, and Atari's 2025 rights purchase.


Child of Eden review: Q Entertainment's musical rail shooter, its Kinect and PlayStation Move controls, short campaign, and Atari's 2025 rights purchase.

Until Dawn: Rush of Blood review: Supermassive's PSVR rail shooter, its seven coasters, Dan T. twist, Psychotic ending, and why it lands at 7.0.

A retrospective on Rez, Sega's 2001 rail shooter about a hacker virus waking the AI Eden, and why its synesthesia-driven design still lands 25 years on.

Kid Icarus: Uprising review: Sakurai's 3DS shooter blends air and ground combat, nine weapon types, and the Fiend's Cauldron risk system.

Sin and Punishment finally arrives outside Japan. Our review of Treasure's Nintendo 64 rail shooter, its odd control scheme, and why it still holds up.

Star Fox 64 review: Nintendo's 1997 rail shooter sold 4 million copies. Branching paths, barrel rolls, wingmen, and why the controls still hold up.

Star Fox returns on Switch 2 as a full remake of Star Fox 64, with new art, voice acting and mouse controls. Faithful, polished, and a third pass at the same story.
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