Game Reviews
Expert analysis and scores for the latest games across all platforms
Scott Pilgrim EX PC Review
Scott Pilgrim EX finally brings the beloved brawler properly to PC, but sharp combat and charming new content have to fight through flaky netcode and lopsided difficulty.
By Apex
Planet of Lana 2: Children of the Leaf Review – A Bigger, Bolder Journey That Mostly Earns Its Sequel Status
Planet of Lana 2 deepens the original’s cinematic puzzle-platforming with smarter cooperative puzzles, more dynamic set-pieces, and a broader, more ambitious narrative – while introducing a few pacing stumbles and occasional trial-and-error spikes. On PC, PS5 and Xbox Series X it is a technical showcase; on Switch 2 it is a slightly softer but still excellent way to experience Novo’s most gorgeous apocalypse.
By Pixel Perfect
Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered Review
A richly restored vampire epic whose 2003 bones still creak, but whose new camera, control tweaks, and preservation work finally do Kain and Raziel justice.
By Story Mode
Laysara: Summit Kingdom PC Review – A Sharp New Peak For City Builders
Laysara: Summit Kingdom turns the cozy city builder on its side, literally, by making every square of mountainside matter. Version 1.0 delivers a tense, rewarding strategy sandbox with a few rough patches in its difficulty curve and late-game pacing.
By MVP
Hunt the Night – Switch Review
A brooding 16-bit gothic action RPG whose brutal boss fights shine on Switch, even if some rough edges and difficulty spikes keep it just shy of greatness.
By Apex
Lovish Review – Love, Spikes, And Room-Sized Problems
A deep dive into Lovish’s room-based combat-puzzle hook, why Famitsu’s solid but not ecstatic score makes sense, and whether this NES-styled crusade for love is worth importing before any wider Western release.
By Big Brain
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 – Techmarine Update Re‑Review (Patch 12.0)
Patch 12.0 arms Space Marine 2 with the Techmarine class, a new PvE map, balance reworks, and another layer of monetized cosmetics. Here is how the game plays now for solo, co-op, and PvP fans.
By Night Owl
Backyard Baseball (2026) Review – Sandlot Spirit For A New Generation
A warm, family-friendly look at how Backyard Baseball (2026) brings the sandlot classic back with approachable controls, surprising systems depth, and laid-back couch co-op that respects both kids and nostalgic sports-sim veterans.
By Apex
Disgaea Mayhem Review – When Over-the-Top Action Isn’t Enough
Disgaea Mayhem trades grids for guard breaks, but shallow combat and repetitive encounters keep this action RPG spinoff from reaching Netherworld greatness.
By Headshot