Paul Hunter
Paul Hunter's Reviews
Xenoblade Chronicles X: Definitive Edition doesn’t just revisit one of the most grandiose RPGs on the Wii U—it brings sweeping improvements to an already exceptional game.
Dollhouse: Behind the Broken Mirror offers a mix of horror and puzzle-solving, but its inconsistent presentation, frustrating gameplay mechanics, and technical flaws hinder its potential.\
Care Bears: Unlock the Magic is a charming, kid-friendly game perfect for young fans of the franchise.
Its slow-burn narrative, challenging puzzles, and surreal visuals create a haunting atmosphere that keeps you questioning reality.
AI Limit impresses with its fluid combat, unique stamina-free mechanics, and rewarding exploration, making it an enjoyable entry for fans of the soulslike genre.
Atomfall is a captivating survival game that blends a compelling narrative, deep exploration, and rewarding gameplay.
Wanderstop is a perfect escape for anyone looking to unwind and reflect, offering a heartwarming, emotional experience that stays with you long after you’ve finished.
Assassin's Creed Shadows offers a fresh take on the series, blending rich storytelling with stealth-focused gameplay in feudal Japan.
MLB The Show 25 builds on its strong foundation with improvements like ShowTech animation, Ambush Hitting, and the challenging GOAT difficulty.
Whether you’re managing your own promotion, crafting a career, or diving into thrilling matches, WWE 2K25 provides something for every WWE fan, making it a must-play for anyone ready to step into the ring.
Split Fiction proves that a great story and character development can create a truly memorable experience.
Care Bears: To The Rescue is a charming and accessible platformer that brings the beloved Care Bears into a vibrant, side-scrolling adventure.
Suikoden I&II HD Remaster strikes the perfect balance between nostalgia and modern improvements, preserving the core gameplay while introducing subtle quality-of-life upgrades.
Carmen Sandiego makes a triumphant return, offering a fresh twist on the formula by placing you in the role of the elusive thief rather than the detective chasing her. Whether you’re deciphering clues, tailing suspects, or using Carmen’s signature gadgets, there’s always something to keep you engaged as you unravel V.I.L.E.’s latest scheme.
Ninja Five-O emerges as a triumphant revival of a bygone classic, weaving together a potent blend of ninja finesse, heart-pounding action, and a narrative that pulls you in with subtle magnetism.
While it may not reach the dizzying heights of other titans in the roguelite space, such as Hades, the game nonetheless offers an addictive and satisfying experience that Warriors fans should check out.
The Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection serves as a captivating window into the franchise’s fledgling steps in the video game realm, pulling together 14 titles that stretch across several handheld generations.
Lost Records: Bloom & Rage Tape 1 brings Don't Nod back to their narrative roots, offering a griping story that seizes your heart with the raw intensity of friendship, the relentless sweep of time, and the nostalgia of a frightful summer that defined a lifetime.
The Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered collection is easily the best way to experience these classic adventures today.
This spin-off serves as the perfect showcase for the series' most charismatic character, whose eccentric antics are always funny, but this time we also get to see the narrative depth of his personality.