Game Reviews
Expert analysis and scores for the latest games across all platforms
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream Review
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream is a warm, weird, and surprisingly smart return for Nintendo’s Mii social sim, modernizing the formula just enough to justify its comeback while preserving the series’ offbeat charm.
By Night Owl
OPUS: Prism Peak Review
OPUS: Prism Peak earns its glowing reception with a photography hook that matters, an affecting story that mostly sticks the landing, and a calm confidence that makes it one of 2026’s standout narrative adventures.
By MVP
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss Review
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss delivers a potent investigative horror mood, but its clue analysis and puzzle flow often wobble enough to test the patience of anyone hoping cosmic dread will carry every slow stretch.
By Apex
Pragmata Review
Capcom’s long-delayed sci-fi action game finally arrives, and the wait pays off with a sharp blend of gunplay, puzzle-hacking, and genuine next-gen spectacle.
By Night Owl
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Review
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is more than a great visual gimmick. Beneath the rubber-hose black-and-white sheen is a retro shooter with real snap in its gunplay, a stronger-than-expected noir frame, and just enough inventiveness to stand with this year’s better throwback FPS games, even if it does not quite become an all-time classic.
By The Completionist
Dosa Divas Review
Dosa Divas is a compact RPG that understands the value of a short, well-paced adventure. Its cooking battles, warm character writing, and breezy runtime make it an easy recommendation for players who want genre flavor without a 40-hour obligation.
By Night Owl
Messy Up Review
Messy Up has a funny premise and a few lively party-game moments, but its destructive pet chaos struggles to evolve beyond the first laugh. The physics are playful without being especially precise, mission design lacks variety, and replay value fades once the novelty wears off.
By Apex
Tamashika Review
Tamashika is a deliberately strange, minimalist shooter that tests how much mystery and disorientation a player is willing to tolerate. This review looks at whether its bizarre tone and sparse guidance create a compelling trance state or simply push players away.
By Story Mode
Incantation Review
A full review of Incantation that looks past the Famitsu score and examines its horror exploration loop, puzzle readability, combat-light design, Switch performance, and whether its mixed reception holds up.
By Headshot