Jake Su's Reviews
SolSeraph wears its inspirations on its sleeves, but is undermined by shallow gameplay and lopsided design.
Judgment brings a new coat of paint to a proven formula, and makes it shine even brighter.
Another blockbuster hit for the PS VR, Blood & Truth marries unparalleled action with a fun, thrilling spy story.
Charming to the end, there is so much to love about Falcon Age, but none more so than your falcon.
An instant classic, The Messenger is one you will not want to miss.
Fans may not be tempted to jump on, but newcomers to the series will have no objections to the fun to be had in Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy.
Become a hero for the ages, or succumb to the minutiae of management in one of Total War’s more enticing entries.
Days Gone creates a world that wants to eat you alive, and you will gladly stay and be back for seconds despite the problems.
The best Mortal Kombat ever made, there is no reason not to join the fight with gorgeous visuals to boot.
The Division 2 could have been a mess, but wonderful combat, loot, and missions will ensure you have a great time no matter how far you are into the game.
Setting a new bar, Devil May Cry 5 is the perfect blend of action and style delivered in inch-perfect portions.
Like a nightmare of old, the bad movie tie-in game makes a reappearance with The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame, and it is a shame that everything is not awesome.
More of the same for less of a price, Far Cry New Dawn brings enough of improvements and tweaks to make Hope County fun again.
A game of checklists that promise little excitement, Crackdown 3 is more of the same, but just not good enough.
Nothing we have not seen before, JackQuest: The Tale Of The Sword is the perfect game for someone new to today's more complex gaming landscape.
A strong expansion with new and significant additions that refreshes the Civilization VI formula for that one-more-turn feeling.
Fear and terror at every turn, Resident Evil 2 is the best way to enjoy survival horror at its peak, made by developers who know how to make it work. If this is the direction the series is heading in, consider us faithful servants to the undead hordes.
Onimusha: Warlords comes to 2019 exactly how it was in 2001, and that might not be your cup of tea.
No game has ever made me feel like I want to live in that world more than Red Dead Redemption 2, and every minute spent in this gorgeously realised world is a minute well spent.
Old-school and straightforward, Darksiders III aims for a specific audience and goes all out. Whether it is for you is a whole other matter.