GameRant's Reviews
High on Life 2 evolves its chaotic formula with sharper writing, even stronger performances, and some major upgrades across the board.
Mario Tennis Fever is a fully-featured and exciting Mario sports game that is easily the best Mario Tennis has ever been.
Tokyo Scramble is one of the worst Switch 2 exclusive games made to date, with tedious stealth, outdated graphics, and a nothing-story.
Crisol: Theater of Idols is a solid survival-horror adventure that is sometimes a little rough around the edges.
Although its flaws are rather obvious, Romeo Is a Dead Man is an unforgettable and ultimately successful sci-fi romp through spacetime.
With its Ninja style, Style Shift system, and open-field design, Nioh 3 pushes movement and player freedom further than any entry before it.
Wildlight Entertainment's debut game Highguard is a thrilling blend of other shooter games that could become your next multiplayer obsession.
Code Vein 2 is a rock-solid open world Soulslike experience that will keep genre fans busy for dozens of hours.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond is a beautiful game with some exciting action, but it's otherwise difficult to find many positive things to say about it.
Octopath Traveler 0 reaches for something special, but its strongest ideas often collide with a story that rarely gives the rest of the game room.
Sci-fi horror game Routine has been a very long time coming, but unfortunately, it wasn't worth the 13-year wait.
Marvel Cosmic Invasion soars with stunning visuals, slick beat-em-up gameplay, and an inventive lineup of diverse comic book characters.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7's robust Multiplayer and Zombies offerings make up for the weaknesses of its co-op campaign.
Where Winds Meet offers a little something for everyone, but the Wuxia RPG struggles under the weight of its own grandeur.
Arc Raiders transforms every trip to the surface into a fight for survival, combining tension, atmosphere, and worldbuilding that never lets up.
Dragon Quest 1 and 2 HD-2D Remake is a loving tribute to two RPG classics, but its old-school design means it will appeal more to fans than newcomers.
Pokemon Legends: Z-A isn't without flaws, but its drawbacks are vastly outweighed by its fun factor.
The Outer Worlds 2 is bigger and better than its predecessor and an absolute must-play for fans of the genre.
Team Ninja and PlatinumGames' collaboration on Ninja Gaiden 4 is a stunning return to form that does right by the series' 3D lineage.
Keeper is an absolutely gorgeous game, but in terms of gameplay, it might be the most bland entry in Double Fine's catalogue yet.