Month: November 2022

After the success of 2016’s Salt and Sanctuary, indie developer Ska Studios could’ve rested on its laurels when designing a sequel to the 2D Souls-like. Instead, the two-person studio has…

Horror fans are living in a golden age. It seems like a few major horror franchises are adapted into games every year, most often in the asymmetrical multiplayer genre. Casting…

Five games in and sniping Nazis still hasn’t gotten old. Whether it’s a well-placed bullet in the back of the skull, a shot right through the iris of an unaware…

It’s easy to fall in love with the idea of Soundfall. Its action role-playing gameplay marries concepts from twin-stick shooters and rhythm games, challenging you to stick with the beat…

I could spend all day talking about what makes Halo Infinite‘s multiplayer good but not necessarily great. When you’re in the thick of it, though, the faults creating that distinction are…

Mario Strikers: Battle League may be the most mechanically dense Mario sports game I’ve played. The latest Mushroom Kingdom spin on soccer looks to take the sport seriously, allowing you…

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is fueled by the power of nostalgia and (presumably) dozens upon dozens of slices of New York pizza. 1992’s Turtles in Time is one…

With each new release from Dynasty Warriors developer Omega Force, the word “Warriors” gets further away from the word “Dynasty”. The Musou action genre it created, where you play as…

There is little to question that Diablo Immortal is a big and richly produced Diablo entry. It looks great, it evolves the formula of action role-playing introduced in Diablo III…

There’s no denying the appeal of classic Sonic–the 16-bit Sonic games are some of the most memorable and influential platformers around. No matter what happens with modern-day Sonic, the old…