Chris White's Reviews
Like A Dragon: Ishin! doesn't reach the same heights as previous titles, but the new mechanics bring a different feel to the series.
Patch Quest is an enjoyable roguelike that is both adorable and tough, featuring a wide range of creatures to capture and fight.
Scars Above is a well-crafted third-person shooter with plenty of options to take on the punishing alien world you find yourself in.
Returnal on PC is just as stunning as it ever was, with a high level of detail in its environmental design and layered gameplay.
Hogwarts Legacy is filled with so many mechanics that nothing feels arbitrary, with so much joy to be found within its story and spell books.
Perish is a solid FPS roguelike with tons of replayability, often giving off a DOOM-vibe that pushes you to the limits of your own sanity.
Hi-Fi Rush is a thrilling rhythm game that oozes both style and substance, offering one of the biggest surprise hits in recent memory.
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake doesn't reinvent the wheel for platformers, but there's still lots to enjoy.
Dead Space is a fantastic remake, taking what was great about the original and adding plenty of smart and impressive features.
Sky: Children of Light on PlayStation feels right at home, bringing back that warm and fuzzy feeling Journey provided to so many people.
Jurassic World Evolution 2: Dominion Malta Expansion adds enough for fans of JWE2 to enjoy, with the Dinosaur Exchange being a highlight.
High on Life is filled with some fun mechanics and great writing, and while it doesn't reinvent the genre, it makes it more enjoyable.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt next-gen update makes a great game even better, improving practically every element of the much loved game.
Wavetale is a simple adventure with a sweet story, featuring satisfying traversal, although it never steps out of its comfort zone.
Choo Choo Charles never takes itself seriously, but there's a fun game at its core with simple yet effective mechanics.
Kynseed is an impressive and wonderful life sandbox RPG, filled with a staggering amount of things to do that'll never grow old.
The Callisto Protocol is violent and brutal, with stunning visuals, but it's intimacy causes a few problems that are hard to be overlooked.
OlliOlli World: Finding the Flowzone adds more wonderfully designed stages into the mix, even if the dialogue is cringy and story rather forgettable.
Goat Simulator 3 is ridiculous, but it's so much fun that it's hard to not recommend, thanks to crazy missions and enjoyable gameplay.
Soccer Story has some great ideas, and makes football a vessel for solving fun puzzles and reintroducing the game back to the world.