Cinelinx's Reviews
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU offers players a gorgeous world and captivating story, but some of the gameplay challenges might prevent you from seeing it all.
South Park: Snow Day is a welcomed change to the series previous style of play. Not only do we still get all the humorous moments we've come to love, we get a new three dimensional style of play that makes the game more immersive thank ever.
Alone In The Dark does a phenomenal job to return the franchise into the survival “horror” battle.
WWE 2K24 makes even more improvements to the previous formula, making it one of the better modern pro wrestling titles fans have gotten.
A terrifying experience with friends that excels at everything it does, The Outlast: Trials proves multiplayer horror can be something great.
Gamers of all ages will enjoy exploring the valley and setting nature free from the dastardly park ranger.
While Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is definitely the middle-chapter of a trilogy, and thus doesn't quite standalone as well as the last game, there's no denying it rules. A multitude of small tweaks and gameplay changes add up to an impressive experience that feels like a giant leap forward, while continuing a great story with characters that find new ways to hook you.
Skull and Bones has all the ingredients to be a great game but it falls short due to its soulless story mode. While the game's naval combat mechanics are top-notch and provide an immersive experience, the lack of a compelling narrative leaves players feeling un-engaged and unmotivated.
Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is a solid game that will leave you happily playing for hours at a time as you're sucked into the ghostly world of 1695 New England.
Rocksteady’s Suicide Squad game has finally arrived, and despite some hiccups and concerns, manages to be more fun than many expected.
Silent Hill: The Short Message potentially shows us the direction the franchise might go, but also seems to not understand what the games are about.
Tekken 8 has arrived and brings all that gamers love about the franchise, while adding some fun new elements that help it stand out in a crowded genre.
After being absent for over a decade, Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown brings the iconic series back to life with a vengeance.
The team does a fantastic job of world building, while making a challenging and rewarding game. The game may start out as rather linear, but as you open it up and spend a few dozen hours in the game it really starts to excel at basically everything.
Whether you’ve played Sonic the Hedgehog since the beginning or you’re new to the series, Sonic Superstars is a must-have this fall. It’s a breath of fresh air for the series and hopefully a sign of many good things to come.
NHL 24 features a ton of minor tweaks and changes from the previous year, adding up to one excellent experience.
Assassin’s Creed Mirage takes the franchise back to its roots in a number of ways that should delight long-time fans, while still appealing to newcomers.
Mortal Kombat 1 is an exceptional addition to NetherRealm's renowned series, which has been expanding over the past three decades. The introduction of the Kameo Fighter system, Invasion, and the upcoming DLC character make MK1 a thrilling experience with abundant replay value for both die-hard fight game fans and casual gamers.
Eternights is one of the most thrilling and fun experiences I’ve had. It found a way to strengthen the action roguelike genre with the power of a dating sim. The inspirations from Persona are clear, but you won’t be disappointed in the slightest with this unique and fun adventure.
An easy contender for Game of the Year, Baldur's Gate 3 is the Dungeons and Dragons RPG gamers have been dreaming about for years. The story branches out in numerous ways, such that every play through feels unique and different.