eXputer's Reviews
Honkai: Star Rail’s captivating visuals, engaging combat, and expansive roster sets the stage for an extremely engaging new experience.
Redfall is a disappointing offering from Arkane that lacks the charm, depth, and mechanics that made their previous titles so beloved.
With its slew of new abilities and fantastical locations, Tears of The Kingdom is a masterpiece that improves on all of BOTW's foundations.
Street Fighter 6 brings back the franchise from the dead and puts it back on the throne where it belongs
Final Fantasy 16 redefines the series with a new twist on the gameplay system and a dark narrative that will keep you engaged throughout.
Exoprimal is an adrenaline-packed journey that melds science fiction and prehistoric chaos into an engaging multiplayer experience.
With an astounding progression system and rich RPG elements, Remnant 2 elevates itself to heights that its predecessor never reached.
Baldur's Gate 3 is one of the greatest RPGs of all time, and a testament to the talent of developer Larian Studios.
Mortal Kombat 1 is a triumphant return to form for the franchise, and it’s the most innovative the series has felt in well over a decade.
Atlas Fallen has some really interesting ideas, but poor execution of those results in a truly flawed product.
Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon effectively revives a franchise many of us thought dead, and it does so with incredible spectacle at that.
Gord’s ambition is as vast as the dark fantasy world it portrays, but unfortunately, its execution falls short of the mark.
Starfield aims high and delivers an expansive galaxy ripe for exploration, but it stumbles in its execution.
Immortals of Aveum is a game that has a lot of promise, but that gets overshadowed by the game’s own hesitations.
Fortnite is a near-perfect battle royale game that has lifted the genre to new heights and has managed to stay relevant for years on end.
With the release of Phantom Liberty, CD Projekt Red has finally delivered the grand RPG they promised all those years ago.
Mario Strikers: Battle League offers great gameplay paired with creative customization, but it does lack in the single-player department.
Separate Ways is the new gold standard for DLC, and at such a competitive price point that it’s basically begging me to recommend it.
Payday 3 offers a refined gameplay experience, but the lack of a decent progression system and QoL features holds it back from greatness.
Despite its problems, Assassin’s Creed Mirage genuinely feels like a love letter to the games in the series that kickstarted its legacy.