Articles that critically evaluate a game’s quality, gameplay experience, narrative, graphics, and mechanics.
Warhammer Space Marine 2 delivers a visceral, close-combat experience with engaging mechanics and a blend of shooter and beat ’em all elements, despite criticism for limited enemy variety and repetitive level designs.
Despite its frustrating progression and unrefined combat, Star Wars Outlaws captivates with stunning visuals and an expansive open world for exploration and interaction with diverse factions, though the narrative depth fails to impress.
Deadpool & Wolverine” remarkably revives Hugh Jackman’s Wolverine, seven years after “Logan,” through the clever use of the Multiverse, offering surprising cameos and a fresh integration of mutants into the MCU.
Paper Mario: The Great Gate Adventure, now on Nintendo Switch, remastered with improved graphics yet maintains the original’s turn-based combat and badge collection system, offering a nostalgic experience for fans while introducing newcomers to its engaging gameplay.
Despite Bérénice Bejo and Nassim Lyes’ efforts, ‘Sous la Seine’ disappoints with its inconsistent tone, clichéd characters, and subpar CGI transitions, failing to deliver a cohesive cinematic experience as it aims to balance an ecological message with unwanted comedic elements.
While Rise of the Ronin falters with graphical issues and repetitive missions, it shines with engaging combat mechanics, diverse weaponry, and a unique character control feature, effectively capturing the essence of ancient Japan despite its narrative shortcomings.
While Final Fantasy VII Rebirth delivers a lengthy, narrative-rich adventure with enhanced gameplay mechanics, it grapples with inconsistent graphics and somewhat restrictive open-world design.
Despite an $80 million budget, “Madame Web” falls short with deceptive trailers, underdeveloped characters, poorly executed action scenes, bland visuals, and a clichéd villain, leaving viewers yearning for the promised Spider-Women screen time and quality not seen in this adaptation.
Despite initial skepticism, “Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League” intrigued Early Access players with its cooperative multiplayer and superhero-themed action, though it grapples with balancing narrative depth and service game elements, leaving room for improvement in potential DLC and updates.
Immerse yourself in “Silent Hill The Short Message”, a free horror game where you navigate high school hallways with just your smartphone, uncovering themes of bullying, jealousy, abuse, and trauma, all while avoiding potential distress from sensitive content.