Reviews

After more than a decade, Life is Strange concludes with Life is Strange: Reunion, a superb send-off for the franchise that encapsulates what a narrative-driven interactive game should and could...

My first 40+ hours in Death Stranding 2: On the Beach on the PlayStation 5 have been nothing short of awe-inspiring. From the very first steps into its fictional versions...

After finishing the original Granblue Fantasy: Relink, I was left hungry for more. Something about the experience made me want to keep progressing and push further into the endgame when...

My Hero Academia: All’s Justice feels very deliberately positioned as a send-off. Rather than another broad retelling of the anime’s early arcs, this entry zeroes in on the Final War,...

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined takes one of the series’ most famously long and deliberate entries, a quarter of a century later, and reshapes it into a far more approachable experience....

Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade review Let’s start by giving major props to the team behind the Final Fantasy VII Remake port on the Nintendo Switch 2. Not only does...

Yakuza Kiwami 2 is the third entry in the remake series, following the release of the prequel Yakuza Kiwami and Yakuza 0, which cements one of the darkest periods in...

Closing off 2025 with yet another JRPG release always feels like the nicest icing on the cake. Octopath Traveler 0 is an ever-evolving genre entry that spans almost a six-year...

As I Began to Dream is a narrative-driven puzzle platformer on Nintendo Switch that focuses less on action and more on emotional storytelling. Centred on themes of loss, healing, and...

The Two Point franchise has revolutionised what a modern simulation game should be. As a spiritual successor to Bullfrog’s Theme Hospital, Two Point Hospital paved the way, and the studio...