OBAKEIDORO 2: Chase & Seek brings a playful horror twist to multiplayer hide-and-seek. With charming characters and quick matches, it offers fun with friends, but limited variety holds it back.
In Songs of Glimmerwick, we step into a magical school where spells are learned through melodies, a mysterious island awaits exploration, and unusual characters have stories of their own to tell. This cozy RPG stands out with its charming atmosphere, beautiful art style, and a unique musical approach to magic. However, a slow start and occasionally tedious traversal take some of the shine off the adventure.
Think you and your partner make a great team? This game might put that theory to the test. In Paddle Paddle Paddle, you must work together to guide a tiny raft through tricky obstacles, deadly gaps, and challenging platforming sections. The controls are simple, but mastering the physics and synchronizing your paddling is another story entirely. Expect plenty of falls, frustrating retries, and arguments over whose fault it really was.
Townfall delivers a tense and atmospheric horror experience backed by excellent sound design and some genuinely scary moments. While the story is solid, repetitive stealth and limited enemy variety hold it back from being one of the series' best.
BLACKSHARD is a mysterious exploration game built around atmosphere, brutalist architecture and discovery. We played it on PS5 to find out whether getting lost in its strange world is worth the journey.
Marvel’s Wolverine delivers brutal action, impressive visuals, strong performances, and plenty of details for Marvel fans to appreciate, but beneath its spectacular presentation lies a simpler game than one might expect from Insomniac Games. The combat is enjoyable but lacks depth, while exploration and traversal feel overly automated, and the story doesn't always live up to its ambitions. Ultimately, it's a solid superhero adventure with some memorable moments, but it doesn't fully realize Wolverine's potential or justify its high price for players expecting more than a Hollywood-style spectacle.
Tears of the Kingdom is an enormous and endlessly creative adventure, and the Switch 2 Edition finally lets it shine with improved visuals and a stable 60 FPS