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**Review Copy Provided by Publisher** In many ways, Ape Out is more of a rhythm game than an action game. You can stumble your way to the end of each level without too much difficulty, much like you can make it to the end of a song in Guitar Hero or Amplitude, but you haven't…
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**Review Copy Provided by the Publisher** There aren’t enough stealth games. The Metal Gear Solid series is no more, at least as far as I’m concerned. It’s been a while since we’ve had a new Splinter Cell and even longer since we’ve had a Splinter Cell game that puts stealth before action. The Dishonored series…
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**Review copy provided by the publisher** At first glance, CrossCode looks like another one of those retro-inspired indie games designed to pay homage to an era when watching people play video games involved regular appearances from Sir Patrick Moore and microtransactions were only in arcades. With a few exceptions, these retro-inspired games are far too demanding…
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I can’t remember the last time I played a game where the developer absolutely nailed the most crucial and challenging aspect while managing to completely shit the bed everywhere else. Anthem has an incredibly fun combat and movement system which should be the foundation for a great game or at least a decent one. However,…
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The original Resident Evil 2, released back in 1998, was my first Resident Evil game. I was only fifteen at the time and it was rare for me to buy a game for full price, however, I read a couple of glowing reviews in my magazines of choice and loved what I saw in the…
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**Review copy provided by the publisher** while True: Learn()—yes, that’s its full name, not a typo in the title—has an excellent premise, combining the desire many of us have to understand machine learning and AI before the robots kill us all, and wanting to understand all the noises our pets make. While True Learn doesn’t…
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**Free review copy provided by the publisher** Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden adds looting and stealth options to the strategy game staples, while also removing a lot of the RNG you come to expect from the genre, with the end result being a combat experience more akin to a puzzle game like Into the…
