Reviews

Kingdom Come strived for novelty, immersive storytelling, and realistic features. It checked all of these boxes and then some. It provides a truly unique experience. Unfortunately, many of these features can become difficult to manage and can limit user experience. That said, it is a game that any fan of historical fiction needs to play and is sure to stay in their rotation for years to come

Camera and control issues detract from what is an otherwise fun, fast-paced take on the twin-shooter genre. If you can get past the game's issues, there's some serious fun to be had.

While there isn't a whole heck of a lot here, what is here is tight, polished, and fun. Even if you aren't someone who usually plays first-person platformer/shoot-em-up type games, Boomerang X is a great introduction to faster or more mechanically demanding shooters.

A great digital implementation of the 5th Edition of Dungeons & Dragons, Solasta: Crown of the Magister may suffer from some questionable design choices when it comes to its narrative, but it still very much understands what makes pen and paper roleplaying fun.

A solid RTS campaign that lets you blow stuff up with giant mechs. Come for the corny voice acting, stay for the explosions.

The Outer Worlds was supposed to be the triumphant comeback of Troika Games' legendary Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky and a worthy successor to Fallout: New Vegas, but it ended up as a borderline incoherent embarrassment for everyone involved.