“Ninja Gaiden 4” Review
I have to start this out by saying I’ve re-written this review six times. I’ve had so many thoughts over the last 10+ days with this game that I have continued to write, re-write, start over and repeat the process…
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“Keeper” Review
With how much I adore Psychonauts 2, it’s not a stretch to say that I was very much looking forward to whatever Double Fine did next. Despite this, I hadn’t heard a peep about Keeper. In fact, I didn’t even…
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“Yooka-Replaylee” Review
by Brandon Perkins
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13 Oct 2025
Nostalgia is a weird beast. One of my favorite video games of all-time is Super Mario Sunshine, the GameCube-exclusive Mario game that was as popular as it was divisive. The same goes for a lot of the old collect-a-thon platformers…
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“Digimon Story: Time Stranger” Review
Ever since it’s inception, Digimon has always been some sort of foil or ripoff to Pokémon. But everybody that gave it a chance knew it was its own thing with its own charms. While Digimon games have struggled critically over…
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“Dreams of Another” Review
by Chris SelogyDreams of Another is the newest game from Q-Games director Baiyon. Th game feels like it is built around his sensibilities as an artist which explores the nature of creation, built around the theme, “No creation without destruction,” and that…
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“Little Nightmares III” Review
by Danreb Victorio
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08 Oct 2025
Little Nightmares III is a very good game and Supermassive’s first attempt is a more than valid entry to the series thanks to its timeless art style and terrifying yet riveting design that’s thankfully a tad more lengthy than its predecessors.
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“LEGO Party” Review
by Danreb Victorio
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07 Oct 2025
Developers with the LEGO IP have done an amazing job parodying their source content, and they’ve also done a great job with their original content with games like LEGO City Undercover and LEGO Voyagers. Now they’re going after Mario Party,…
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“Dear Me, I was…” Review
Dear Me, I was… is easily one of the most interesting experiences of the year. When it was announced, I knew it was a game that was very much in my wheelhouse, and even after playing it, I have so…
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Review In Progress: “Digimon Story: Time Stranger” feels like what a Pokémon spinoff should be
By now, the review embargo for Digimon Story: Time Stranger has lifted and you should see a bunch of reviews that we believe will be mostly positive. We got our review code for the game a few days later than…
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“Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition” Review
by Leigh Lamb
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30 Sep 2025
If you like match 3 games, RPGs, you want a game that’s easy to pick up and play, and doesn’t demand a lot from you, there’s very few games that are better than Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition. The devs deserve the…
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“Pac-Man World 2 Re-PAC” Review
by Andrew Farrell
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29 Sep 2025
I wasn’t expecting Pac-Man World 2 Re-PAC to pivot much from its original incarnation. The remake of the previous game, for all intents and purposes, was a mostly straight-ahead recreation that faithfully stuck to its PlayStation predecessor. This one, however, not only majorly reimagines much of its content, but completely replaces some of it, all while greatly extending its playtime in some surprising ways. Not all of these changes are for the better and I certainly don’t think that the intent behind some of them flows well with the rest of the game, but this is still a fairly successful remake that does its best to improve things.
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“Hades II” Review
by Kayla MerrittHades II manages several incredible feats that sequels rarely achieve. It lives up to its excellent predecessor with tighter gameplay. By doing so, it also manages to stand out in a genre that’s become oversaturated. There are many roguelikes to choose…
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