A bizarre and fascinating world plagued by deep conspiracies invites hardcore RPG players in but closes the door to more modern and casual audiences.
Category: Review
Review: Ori and the Blind Forest
A game so pretty I almost forgot how bad at it I am.
Review: Donut County
A fun story and cute aesthetic sets this Katamari-like apart.
Review: Tetris Effect: Connected
Over 70 Tetris releases later, this one is easily the most ambitious and one of the best.
Review: Spiritfarer
An unapologetic story about death beneath a vibrant façade, Spiritfarer is one of the most impactful games I’ve played in years.
Review: Overcooked! 2
Overcooked! 2 is a worthy, fast-paced sequel despite its reliance on zany level mechanics.
Review: The Witcher 3
The beautiful month I spent playing Creepy Mutant: Magic Detective.
Retro Review: Bioshock
Rapture’s collapsing ideological dystopia provides a consistently-engaging backbone for this narrative-focused first person shooter.
Review: A Short Hike
A short hike becomes an at-your-own-pace adventure.
Review: The Outer Worlds
Game: The Outer WorldsMade by: Obsidian EntertainmentPublished by: Private DivisionAvailable on: Playstation 4, Windows, Xbox One A limited-length RPG set in the caustically-corporate Halcyon system, The Outer Worlds aims to be Obsidian’s spiritual successor to Fallout: New Vegas.