Reviews

Neither an exciting beginning nor a thrilling conclusion, The Banner Saga 2 suffers from being stuck in the middle of a trilogy, but it's still competently made and a joy to look at.

Originally released back in 2015, FullBlast for the PS4 and PS Vita is still a very much vibrant and fast-paced top-down shoot ‘em up of the kind you'd expect to see in an arcade.

A sci-fi first-person shooter for PlayStation VR, Raw Data may be competent and even exciting at times during its single-player campaign, but unfortunately the PS version lacks the multiplayer functionality present on other VR devices.

While you don't actually get to play as Conan in Conan Exiles, the game's world and overall atmosphere feel authentic to the Hyborian Age, making Funcom's survival adventure a title worthy of the legendary barbarian.

An idle clicker game themed around producing movies and TV shows, Hollywhoot is positively brimming with humorous pop culture references. But this simplistically satisfying premise is somewhat soured by the game's ad-driven freemium model.

Sonic Mania Plus goes back to the series' 2D side-scrolling roots, reiterating the importance of going fast for sneaker-wearing hedgehogs. Compared to the regular Sonic Mania, the Plus edition features two extra characters and the new Encore game mode.

Now that Shenmue III is the talk of the town, the Shenmue HD Collection gives us a chance to revisit the first two entries in this unique action-adventure series on a modern system and learn what all the fuss is about. It helps, of course, that the actual games are still very much fun.

For an early access release, Daemonical is already quite fun, as far as asymmetrical multiplayer horror games go. Now, all it needs is some more variety, tighter controls and a better tutorial to become something truly spectacular.

Simplistic to a fault but charming and funny, Food Fantasy is a mobile JRPG themed around the food industry. This unique premise together with the game's pleasant presentation make its somewhat repetitive gameplay seem like less of an issue.

Both a competent platformer and a robust toolset for designing platformer levels, due to how it's setup, Magicats Builder is primarily a game for those interested in both its parts, as opposed to just dedicated players and level creators.