GameRant's Reviews
Onimusha: Way of the Sword's combat is as sharp as a katana, but unfortunately, that blade is uneven and dull elsewhere.
The Blood of Dawnwalker has strong ideas and a compelling story, but repetitive design, uneven systems, and constant jank hold it back.
With great presentation, a well-written story, and rock-solid fundamentals, Star Wars Zero Company is one of the best Star Wars games in years.
It's as visually striking and polished as Asobo Studio's other releases, but is Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy a meaningful evolution for the IP?
Mortal Shell 2 is an impressive Soulslike that improves on its predecessor in nearly every way, even with a few rough edges to work around.
Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls features exceptional core gameplay and is a blast in multiplayer, but the solo experience drops the ball.
Beast of Reincarnation is an intriguing detour for Pokemon developer Game Freak, but it sadly doesn't live up to expectations.
From Pokémon dev Game Freak, Beast of Reincarnation is a parry-focused apocalyptic soulslike. Is this ambitious experiment worth your time?
Splatoon Raiders trades the PvP-focus of the other games in the series for an addicting action-RPG adventure that's an absolute blast in co-op.
Rhythm Heaven Groove is as weird as it is fun and serves as a fittingly quirky swan song for the OG Nintendo Switch.
From the ground up, Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is nothing short of a massive improvement over the already-great 2013 game.
Star Fox on Nintendo Switch 2 is the best way to experience the classic Star Fox story, but it's a story we've heard too many times before.
Yoshi and the Mysterious Book is an adorable, charming puzzle-platformer that stands out as one of Yoshi's most fun and unique adventures to date.
It's not perfect, but 007 First Light is a mostly great start to IO Interactive's all-new take on the James Bond universe.
Forza Horizon 6 continues the franchise's winning streak, with Playground Games delivering yet another excellent open world racing game adventure.
Directive 8020 takes a bold step forward for cinematic horror, even as some of its biggest choices could have used a little more uncertainty.
Invincible VS has the looks and source material to make for a solid fighting game, but is it worth your time as a standalone piece of entertainment?
Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream certainly has its moments, but there's not enough meat on the bone to stay entertained long-term.
Housemarque follows up Returnal with PS5 exclusive Saros, another wildly entertaining and action-packed third-person shooter.
The next roguelike game from Vampire Survivors developer poncle is just as fast-paced and addictive as its predecessor, with a deck-building twist.