CBR's Reviews
Godzilla: Destroy All Monsters Melee Remastered is one of the most entertaining Godzilla games out there. At the end of the day, it’s hard to top the appeal of putting giant monsters in an arena and letting them tear each other apart.
Terrible Lizards is a great example of fantastic presentation and decent execution.
The mystery is so well done, playfully touching on its noir influences without being overbearing.
The story pairs beautifully with the gameplay, and its dynamic nature keeps players on their toes.
For longtime One Piece fans craving a cozy, low-stakes adventure with their anime faves, Grand Gourmet is an easy recommendation.
It's a love letter to the franchise while still delivering something that stands on its own.
There are some stumbles with the presentation and story, but nothing to derail the excitement of puzzle solving.
If you're looking for a complete overhaul of the classic Toy Story games, you’ll be disappointed. Besides Toy Story 3 getting a bit of a touch-up, these are the games players will remember. Digital Eclipse's extra additions add value to the retro collection.
Tenebris Somniais a memorable survival horror experience that combines retro pixel art with unsettling live-action sequences to create a nightmare that feels both familiar and deeply disturbing.
Belmont’s Curse isn’t just the game that Castlevania needed, but easily one of the best ones in the franchise.
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is another win for Capcom in a very successful year.
While this isn’t for the faint of heart, Hellraiser: Revival is a game made for horror fans.
While the PlayStation 5 generation is far from over, Ghost of Yōtei is the best exclusive from this generation.
At the end of the day, this is still Kingdom Hearts on the Switch 2. The fact that these games are finally getting the chance to play natively is ultimately a win. These games hold a special place in people’s hearts, and the fact that we’re getting another platform, especially in handheld mode, is always a win.
It's worth sticking with it, as Star Wars: Galactic Racer has an awesome multiplayer mode, and the interlocking systems lead to gameplay that stays fresh and keeps mixing things up with each new track, a rarity in the racing genre. The difficulty might be off-putting, but it's worth pushing through and reaching the pole position.
Playing Gears of War: E-Day felt like playing the original trilogy on the Xbox 360, not in a technical sense, but in the feeling of being back in this world. Getting a new adventure with Marcus and Dom is a real treat, and the story surrounding them is incredible.
The Remastered doesn’t change things visually, but adds several tweaks to the gameplay and mechanics to make the game feel like it just came out. Gamers don’t need another excuse to play The Witcher 3, but the Remastered makes a compelling case for replaying Geralt’s journey.
While the story gets bogged down with prior knowledge of the world, it’s backed up by a fun cast of characters that makes it worth investing time into.
If you want the perfect game to play for Halloween, Silent Hill: Townfall is a must-buy.
Streets of Survival does add a few wrinkles to the mix, such as the gunplay and skill system, but what's in the final product quickly wears out its welcome, with an experience that has some extremely frustrating moments, and is over quickly.