Reviews.
Scored reviews covering every platform from the Atari 2600 through modern releases. No advertising relationships. No review scores adjusted after publication.
4.0
Ares Rising
Ares Rising adds a new dimension to space combat with its inertial flight model and padlock views. Being…
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3.5
Dogz 3
Dogz 3 is a sandbox of virtual puppy chaos. From photo-ops to paintbrush colors, it’s way more fun…
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4.0
Worms Armageddon
Two words: exploding sheep. This game is insane and it remains a mandatory install on any retro PC.
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3.5
ELSA 3D Revelator
The ELSA 3D Revelator is picky, flickery, and absolutely not essential. It is also one of the coolest…
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4.0
Might and Magic VII: For Blood and Honor
Might and Magic VII is not a revolution, but it is big, dangerous, and addictive in the way…
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2.5
Animaniacs: A Gigantic Adventure
Animaniacs: A Gigantic Adventure has the license, the characters, and the setup. What it does not have is…
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4.5
Grand Theft Auto: Director’s Cut
DMA's top-down original GTA, bundled with the London expansion, is one of the most addictive games around. A…
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4.5
Midtown Madness
Angel Studios' free-roaming racer nails a living, traffic-filled Chicago and challenging AI; only the slightly grounded physics hold…
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2.5
DethKarz
DethKarz has the visuals and the speed but the handling model will grind you down before the game…
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4.5
StarCraft
StarCraft changed the RTS genre with three distinct races, a gripping campaign, and Battle.net. Despite some AI and…
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4.5
NHL 99
EA refines an already near-perfect hockey series with smarter AI, expressive players and the best fighting yet. A…
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