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Skull and Bones Review: "This Boat Is Visibly Sinking"
Ubisoft's Skull and Bones has numerous design problems, but there's also a solid multiplayer ship combat game amidst the wreckage.
"New, But Not Necessarily Improved": Gargoyles Remastered Review
Though highly anticipated, Gargoyles Remastered features many changes that feel unnecessary and fail to improve the overall experience.
"Just Escaping Relegation": EA Sports FC 24 Switch Review
EA Sports FC 24 is the best that EA Sports has shown on the Switch, but still falls below what's available on other platforms.
God of Rock Review: A Fighter With Charm But No Rhythm
Developer Modus Studios's God of Rock attempts to combine flashy fighting mechanics into a rhythm game, and it's a combo that's as flat as its notes.
Ravenbound Review: Decent Combat In An Empty World
Ravenbound should be an addicting roguelike in a dark & active open-world. Instead, its mechanics work against each other & the world suffers for it.
Master Dater Board Game Review: New Theme, Same Game
The newest Cyanide & Happiness card game, Master Dater, is another party game filled with immature jokes that has trouble standing out from the crowd.
The Fridge is Red Review: An Atmospheric Walking Simulator Lacking Scares
The Fridge is Red offers an analog-style indie horror experience with great atmosphere but little story and drawn-out, often obtuse gameplay.
Hokko Life Review: Creative Crafting, Creepy Animals, & A Dull World
Hokko Life is a life simulation title that has strong customizable crafting elements, but the other aspects of the game mostly fall short.
Thymesia Review: This Souls-like Is Missing A Soul
Thymesia is a Souls-like with a few neat ideas, but it's merely a shadow of the greater games which inspired it, and feels limited and unfinished.
Zorro The Chronicles Review: A Basic Action Adventure
Zorro The Chronicles takes some inspiration from big action games to create a humorous first step for players, but it's too basic to be enjoyable.
Loot River Review: This Action-Roguelite Feels Unfinished
Loot river's fetching pixel presentation and smooth animation belies its clunky unsatisfying combat, broken systems, and dearth of content.
The House Of The Dead: Remake Switch Review - Off The Rails
The House of the Dead: Remake brings the classic rail shooter to Nintendo Switch, but the lack of lightgun hurts the overall experience.
Babylon's Fall Review: Intense Combat That Lacks Variety [UPDATED]
Babylon's Fall is a fun and challenging action RPG that quickly gets repetitive, but late-game unlocks could potentially break up the monotony.
Know By Heart Review: Great Idea, Tedious Execution
Know by Heart is an adventure game with a great concept involving memories fading over time, but it's stuck within a tedious experience.
The Waylanders Review: A Buggy Old School RPG
The Waylanders has charming visuals and gameplay tweaks to refresh the classic RPG formula, but is held back by being very rough around the edges.
Blackwind Switch Review: A Clunky Hack & Slash Shooter
Blackwind is a sci-fi hack and slash game that has solid combat but is let down by its poor camera and overly frustrating level design.
Battlefield 2042 Review: Half-Baked Chaos
Battlefield 2042 is a hollow, buggy mess that misses its most important marks and fails to redeem the series after Battlefield 5's rocky reception.
Astria Ascending Review: A Throwback To The Dark Age Of JRPGs
Astria Ascending is a JRPG that harkens back to many classic retro titles while ignoring modern QoL improvements that would have improved the game.
Hot Wheels Unleashed Review: More Showroom Than Speedway
Designed more for collectors than racing fans, Hot Wheels Unleashed is a soulless take on the toy line that isn't worth the initial investment.
The Artful Escape Review: Vibrant, Loud, and Empty
Annapurna Interactive's new galactic rock musical adventure is a loud but lifeless platformer with some snazzy visuals, and only vaguely about music.