Articles that critically evaluate a game’s quality, gameplay experience, narrative, graphics, and mechanics.
Despite its striking visuals inspired by Aardman Animations and Olivier Derivière’s evocative score, ‘South of Midnight’ disappoints with predictable gameplay and a linear narrative tackling heavy themes like poverty and slavery.
Despite a slight miss on the critic’s 80% threshold, The First Berserker Khazan has garnered an impressive 8.6/10 from players, with top scores of 9.5/10 from PlayStation Universe and 9/10 from Hey Poor Player, showcasing its engaging gameplay rooted in Dungeon Fighter Online yet subtly echoing FromSoftware’s challenging style.
Despite its ambitious blend of classic RPG elements and modern accessibility, Avowed falters with simplistic narratives, unresponsive AI, and dated combat mechanics, struggling to captivate both hardcore fans and casual gamers alike.
Despite an R-rating and darker tone, “Kraven the Hunter” disappointed with softened violence, poor casting choices like Aaron Taylor-Johnson as Kraven, and a contradictory portrayal of Kraven’s moral complexities.
While praised for its visuals, LEGO Horizon Adventures falls short with its limited gameplay, simplistic combat mechanics, and rushed development, failing to encapsulate the depth and variety of its source material.
While “STALKER 2” upholds its predecessor’s oppressive atmosphere through detailed survival elements and a vast open world, it falls short with lifeless environments, clunky AI, disappointing combat, persistent technical issues, and a narrative that fails to build upon the original.
Despite TF1’s substantial budget of 25 million euros, the live-action adaptation of ‘Cat’s Eyes’ has disappointed viewers with poorly executed action scenes, misrepresentation of key characters, and subpar visual quality, raising questions about its continuation.
The PS5 Pro delivers varying performance improvements across games on Samsung’s 8K QLED QD900D TV, offering enhanced visuals or smoother gameplay depending on the title and setup, while its 8K output capability remains undisclosed by Sony.
Despite minor drawbacks like repetitive level designs and predictable enemies, The Smurfs: Episode of Dreams delivers an engaging platformer experience with unique gadgets, varied themes, and memorable boss encounters.
Immerse yourself in Dragon Ball Sparking Zero’s 4K resolution, 60fps beauty, featuring 182 characters, destructible environments, and no pay-to-win microtransactions, all while enjoying a faithful retelling of Dragon Ball Super.