Reviews
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review
The Blood of Dawnwalker could be the best debut IP from a new studio in years, representing a brutal, diverse adventure in a stunning open world. However, it misses a mark because of some technical issues and gameplay-focused concerns that, if addressed, could push the game into 'masterpiece' territory.
BACKBONE Pro Review—I Didn’t Think They Could Improve The Backbone… I Was Wrong Review
The Backbone One is great, but the Backbone Pro is another level entirely. Check out this full review to learn why it’s so good.
STALKER 2: Cost of Hope Review
STALKER 2's Cost of Hope expansion represents the next generation of a beloved franchise, but this time, it sets the stage for the most major evolution we've ever seen. It's a haunting, emotional, and twisting expansion that might not be perfect, but comes damn close.
Boulies Master Rex 2026 Gaming Chair Review—Secretlab Alternative or a Simple Copycat? Review
Boulies has issued an upgrade to the Master Rex for 2026, and I’ve taken one for a spin to compile a full review.
Duskfade Review
Duskfade is an impressive indie platformer that pays homage to the genre's classics with precise controls, varied mechanics, and a surprisingly mature narrative. Despite these strengths, the experience is hindered by combat that lacks more weapon types and the tedious backtracking that will frustrate anyone aiming to collect every item.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls Review
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls is an excellent tag fighter that strikes a fantastic balance between accessibility and depth. Its 4v4 system is surprisingly approachable thanks to its emphasis on assists, while a diverse roster, excellent tutorials and plenty of unlockable rewards provide plenty of incentive to keep playing. Add in gorgeous comic-book visuals, a superb soundtrack and smooth online performance, and Arc System Works has delivered one of the strongest Marvel fighting games to date.