Reviews

if you're able to look away from the primary visual and AI bugs of the game, and you're into a classical shooter where your only job is to destroy anything that comes in your crosshair, then Serious Sam 4 is for you.

In the end of it all with over 20 remastered old missions from the original game and side missions on top of that, Destroy all humans remastered is the only invasion the human race was okay with in 2020.

Not the deepest or most complex dungeon crawler out there, Operencia: The Stolen Sun can still offer an enjoyable experience to anyone with an itch to explore some cleverly-designed dungeons one tile at a time.

Be apart of the classic cinematic scenes and take over on both sides of the war parties to have fun in this classic RTS game.

A dodgy control scheme and tiny battle arenas preclude Fell Seal: Arbiter's Mark from being truly great, but its deep character-building system and pleasant presentation still manage to result in a very much enjoyable experience.

Fallout 76 is back in the scope for survival gamers to check out after a year of uncertainty, and the unknown of future game updates.

Trails of Cold Steel II also offers improved graphics, audio and options for what was already an exceptional JRPG experience and an engaging story with excellent gameplay mechanics, some epic battles and a cast of likeable and relatable characters. Highly recommended to fans of The Legend of Heroes series regardless of whether you own previous versions and fans of the RPG genre in general.

Altered Carbon: The Art and Making of the Series is a comprehensive companion book to the Altered Carbon TV series, so if you're a fan who enjoys collecting physical media, you really should consider picking it up.

Doom: Eternal was an amazing game that I only wanted more of, and probably one of the best FPS shooters to date, because of course it is.  I just wish that I actually had any kind of grasp of what was going on, but then maybe I'm not meant to.  Maybe we all, like the Doomslayer, are only meant to Rip and Tear.

Numerous quality-of-life improvements, enhanced visuals, and heaps of fresh ideas make Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord the best version of Mount & Blade to play already (provided you're not in the market for mods), and this is only the beginning of this game's early access journey.