Reviews

Mortal Kombat 11 is the latest entry in the stylish and gory fighting game series. It looks and plays well, and the robust story mode gives plenty to do even to those not interested in the multiplayer component.

What's better than a classic Contra game? Ten of them packaged together and playable on a modern console. Which is precisely what Contra Anniversary Collection gives us.

Monster Jam Steel Titans will give you a certain amount of gameplay that will have you wanting a little bit more when it comes to being more than a racing game. With single-player being the only option at this time, let us hope that the game developers over at Rainbow Studios think of a way to let gamers play with each other since the AI doesn't give off too much when it comes to wanting to win more than you. And with a price tag of USD 29.99 on Steam, Monster Jam will need to give a little more to win over a crowd of dedicated racing gamers.

A sequel to the first season of Dontnod Entertainment's Life is Strange, Life is Strange: Dust Volume 1 Graphic Novel Collection hits all the right notes and basically gives more Life is Strange to those hankering for such a thing.

A bright and colorful puzzle platformer, Effie won't be winning any awards for originality, but at the end of the day, it's competent, well-paced, and fun.

F1 2019 can realize your dreams of being a Formula One driver thanks to a robust, if somewhat unrealistic, career mode. The actual driving, visuals and damage models, on the other hand, are the pinnacle of video game realism and precisely what you want out of a sim racer.

During your gameplay in Draugen, you’ll experience some great beauty with the game's graphics, and you will understand the thought that made in the worlds placement and characters backgrounds. Embark on Draugens mystery that will have you looking around every corner to solve.

The PC port of the original Dead Rising features solid keyboard and mouse support and an impressive 300 fps cap. However, occasional stutters and certain outdated design decisions prevent it from being the ultimate zombie-bashing simulator.

With a price tag of $14.99 being high for an indie game like this, the only thing that will keep you going would be the Multiplayer mode coming soon at the time of this review. But even that in place, if there isn’t a whole lot of gamers playing the game because of the high price tag, then you’re stuck at Singleplayer again with next to none replayability. I’m not saying don't buy the game, because the gameplay and fun are there, but the price tag and the lack of motivation to keep going after beating each opponent is what stops me at the ropes.

The Castlevania series is so iconic, they named half a genre after it. And now, the Castlevania Anniversary Collection lets us play eight classic titles from this series on a modern console. Which is a great offer for those feeling nostalgic or looking to explore a neat little corner of video game history.