Deathloop is a puzzle box dressed as a shooter, and one of the most satisfying games of the year. Our review breaks down the loop, the Visionaries, and the hunt.
A smuggler's tale among rival gangs in a galaxy of shadow and steel — an uneven yet never dull escapade of peril and cunning.
A grim realm calls its wanderers back — companions, combat, and fate entwine amid shadow and ruin.
An army gathered soul by soul, then moved as pieces upon a map of war — a tale of patience rewarded and empire fought.
A relentless bout of vengeance and flame arrives anew, hitting harder than any brother of its lineage before it.
A punishing warrior's trial through mist, temple, and monstrous guardian — a tale of staff, stance, and unyielding fight.
A creature's mournful captivity, told through a tale marred by wretched stealth, feeble balance, and a phantom promise of choice.
A mist-covered town, a vampire lockdown, and a shooter that seldom finds its footing amid repetition and broken paths.
A kingdom in ruin, a lone fighter, and a frame unsteady with fault: Blood of Mehran, weighed and found wanting.
Alan Wake, still trapped in the Dark Place, and a searcher hunt a nightmare through Bright Falls in this haunting sequel.
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