My Reviews

It oozes charisma from the very first second. The Critical Role team has absolutely shined in this project, and adding Hollywood talent on top of that was a perfect choice. The small management minigame is great fun and helps round out the experience by giving you a big dose of secondary

Platformers aren’t exactly my favorite genre, but that hasn’t stopped me from trying at least one new one nearly every year. And without a doubt, Astro Bot makes it onto my must-play list, right up there with Mario or, in my case, Rayman Legends. The controls are outstanding in every way,

When I saw the first trailer for this game, I immediately added it to my watchlist—it already showed a ton of promise. As more content was released, I got even more excited, especially after watching the behind-the-scenes video of the soundtrack on PlayStation’s channel. This is without a doubt one of

All of Josef Fares’ games are incredibly fun and essential for fans of co-op gameplay. If you enjoyed A Way Out or It Takes Two, you’ll find a lot of the same charm here. The structure is very similar to It Takes Two, with a fast-paced flow of new environments and

Pure nostalgia. I really enjoyed replaying the entire original game, spending a bit of time on it each day. I’m not judging the AI controversy around the release positively or negatively — as a player, I didn’t notice anything. If I hadn’t read about it, I wouldn’t even have known. In

The squire looked much better in the trailers, and that ends up costing the game an extra point. The idea of mixing 2D and 3D works fine—it’s not the first or the last time we’ll see it—but it doesn’t really make the game shine in that area. The fairytale aesthetic clearly