Reviews.
Scored reviews covering every platform from the Atari 2600 through modern releases. No advertising relationships. No review scores adjusted after publication.
2.5
Kenseiden
Kenseiden brings the Castlevania vibe to feudal Japan with stellar graphics and crushing difficulty, but stiff controls hold…
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2.0
Watch Dogs
Watch Dogs promised a next-generation hacking experience and delivered a buggy, shallow open-world with AI that defies comprehension.…
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2.5
Tekken Revolution
Revolution borrows Tekken's mechanics without earning its place in the lineup. No local play, a coin ceiling, and…
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2.0
Marvel Heroes
A good-looking Marvel action MMO with superb lore and cut-scenes, undone by repetitive, depersonalised, spammy combat and broken…
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2.5
Realms of Ancient War
A by-the-numbers hack-and-slash with a story that skips beats, a camera that fights you and a punishing grind.…
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2.5
Naval War: Arctic Circle
A deep, demanding naval RTS built on a solid strategic core, but no mid-mission save and shaky time-compression…
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2.0
Inversion
A generic cover shooter whose gravity-bending gimmick is barely used. Repetitive, cliched and forgettable, the B-movie of the…
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2.5
UEFA EURO 2012
UEFA EURO 2012 fills the football gap but leaves out qualifying rounds and charges premium DLC prices for…
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2.5
XBlaster
XBlaster gets the mech class fundamentals right and costs nothing to play. Lag is a chronic problem that…
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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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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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2.0
Street Fighter EX2
Arika's 3D Street Fighter sequel strips away the crisp looks and responsive moves of the first EX, leaving…
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