10 articles tagged with “review”
Guerrilla's PS5-exclusive expansion is the most technically ambitious thing the studio has shipped. Here's the review on its own terms — and why it's the right closing chapter for the Forbidden West arc.
Microids' rebuild of Sokal's pre-Syberia debut is the rarer kind of remake — one that takes a near-forgotten 1999 adventure and brings it back into a genre that's changed completely around it.
Sucker Punch's standalone expansion is one of the strongest PS5-era post-launch additions to a first-party game. Here's the review on its own terms — essential context before Yotei lands.
CD Projekt Red's spy-thriller expansion is the rare DLC that meaningfully reframes the base game. Here's how Phantom Liberty lands on its own terms — and what it adds to the Cyberpunk slate as the Switch 2 Edition arrives.
It looks like video poker. It plays like a roguelike masterclass. Balatro is one of those rare small-team releases that earns every comparison to the genre's best.
Game Freak's second Legends entry is a much bigger structural swing than Arceus. Here's how the urban-set sequel actually plays — and whether it's the step forward the franchise needs.
Sucker Punch's samurai open world arrived at the very end of the PS4 generation and quietly became one of the defining first-party games of its era. Here's how it holds up as a review on its own terms.
Four years on from launch, Elden Ring is settled enough to evaluate properly as a complete package. Here's the review of FromSoft's open-world bet, judged on its own terms.
Forbidden West landed in a brutal release window alongside Elden Ring and has earned a quieter, longer-term reputation since. Here's the review on its own terms.
Sucker Punch's follow-up to Tsushima is a standalone story in a new era with a new protagonist. Here's how Yotei lands as the studio's most considered second swing.