Entertainium's Reviews
As per usual, I hold out hope that Zen Studios will be able to get ahold of even more properties, including those from companies outside of Williams such as Stern and Gallob. So far, though, their picks have been excellent and Williams Pinball Volume 8 makes Pinball FX even harder to put down.
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle shines light on the best aspects of Indiana Jones, and jams it all into something that’s truly a special delight and very much worth witnessing. And it certainly does belong in a museum!
With deep, detailed, and extremely enthralling setting and characters, The Thaumaturge makes quite the splash on PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S.
The Power Rangers are back to save the day and it’s a puddy good time!
One of videogame’s greatest franchises is back and it’s looking better than ever with Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 Remastered!
Issues aside, with a much stronger line-up of games, Taito Milestones 3 manages to be the best entry so far in the series.
Once again, Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 does just enough to carve out a distinctive niche within an increasingly vast and confusing series. It still doesn’t truly push the envelope in any department, and it could be more cohesive, but it is supremely entertaining – as far as it goes.
Nomada Studio’s second game is utterly stunning and a pleasure to play as well.
Sky Oceans: Wings for Hire is a self-proclaimed love letter to Japanese RPGs of yesteryear, but issues with gameplay and lack of polish hold back an otherwise promising game.
Metal Slug Tactics’ clever ideas and gorgeous pixel art clash head-on with performance issues and a host of glitches on the Switch.
Sony’s latest remaster further illustrates how needless this entire endeavor is.
On top of an already fantastic game doc, Tetris Forever features one of the most fun versions of the game to date with Tetris Time Warp.
Until Dawn on PS5 and PC is more polished, but overall it’s the same experience as the 2017 original.
Red Dead Redemption has certainly aged like a fine wine, still retaining its satisfying gameplay and an enormous, gorgeous wild west to explore.
Join Shin and his lovely family and friends in a rural adventure you won’t soon forget in Shin Chan: Shiro and the Coal Town.
Ys X is a less ambitious game but still manages to convey what the series has been going for for decades, which will surely please newcomers and long time fans.
The Looney Tunes gang are back and ready to tackle a Wacky World of Sports in a forgettable combo of games better played elsewhere.
Digital Eclipse’s debut in the interactive videogame documentary genre gets even bigger, showing more of one of the most important companies in the business.
With incredibly accessible gameplay, colorful graphics, and lots of content to be played, Victory Heat Rally is a ton of fun.
One of the NES’ best action adventure side-scrollers, Shadow of the Ninja, is back and you shouldn’t miss it.