Chorus' stellar space combat is brought down by a myriad of design choices that range from frustrating to outright annoying.
While it adds some interesting new features to the Call of Duty formula, Vanguard's mixed bag of changes makes it a forgettable entry.
Full of worthwhile multiplayer content, Battlefield 2042 brings the long-running shooter franchise to new heights.
Back 4 Blood is a solid evolution on Left 4 Dead's co-op action that could be further improved with some slight quality-of-life tweaks.
Hot Wheels Unleashed starts off blazing fast but ends up as a shallow kart racer.
Skatebird's rough skating mechanics are offset by its charming internet-age humor.
Heartfelt and poignant, the only thing Life is Strange: True Colors trips over is its own words.
Experimental and unique, 12 Minutes forgoes some classic gaming standards in favor of a stylized, cinematic approach.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla's Siege of Paris DLC is the same game, different setting -- nothing new to see here.
Death's Door is a must-play Metroidvania that pairs intense combat with bright, hilarious characters.
With some major balancing issues that made a majority of its classes unenjoyable, Tainted Grail: Conquest redeems itself by showing that when the game was balanced, it could be a fantastic experience.
Repetitive levels and a disjointed story leave Disjunction without much to stand on.
Cyberpunk 2077 is a deeply conflicting game, one that you'll end up loving but will also hate and feel profoundly disappointed by.
Call of Duty: Black Ops - Cold War manages to take some interesting steps forward in storytelling for the franchise, but the campaign is still largely a letdown.
While Descenders offers a fun downhill mountain-biking romp, it's constantly held back by the Switch's lackluster hardware.
Crash Bandicoot 4: It's About Time is the first mainline Crash title in 24 years. In that time, not all that much has changed.
Mafia: Definitive Edition shows the true potential of this long-running series making it the franchise's new high-point.
Come to Iron Harvest for the mechs, stay for the beautiful, wonderful destruction in this solid and approachable real-time strategy game.
Even with its technological hangups, the PC port of Horizon Zero Dawn brings an experience wholly unlike anything else I've ever played.
Destroy All Humans is an endlessly entertaining alien-superpower playground, but tends to crush under the weight of its own structure.