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Tales of Kenzera: ZAU Preview: "Plays As Good As It Looks"
Tales of Kenzera: ZAU is a gorgeous, fully realized Metroidvania steeped in double meanings, vivid colors, stellar gameplay, and incredible music.
South Park: Snow Day Review: "Toothless and Tired"
South Park: Snow Day is an unfortunately generic co-op arena battler with few redeeming qualities and a distinct lack of effective satire.
TopSpin 2K25 Preview: "Scratches An Itch That Has Been Left Unscratched For Over A Decade"
It's been 13 years since the last TopSpin, but 2K and Hanger 13 have returned for a promising sequel to one of the best tennis games of all time.
Silent Hill: The Short Message Review - "Worth Checking Out"
For a free game that shows the first glimpse of what Konami is truly going to do with Silent Hill, The Short Message is absolutely worth experiencing.
"Condensed, Refined, Bloody" - Wizordum Review
Emberheart Games successfully improves on Hexen's formula by tossing out what didn't work while retaining its fast and magically explosive combat.
"An Undeniably Addictive Roguelike" - Astral Ascent Review
Hibernian Workshop's Astral Ascent is a superb roguelike with beautiful artwork and the best side-scrolling gameplay since Dead Cells.
"Is This Price Too Low?" - Resident Evil 4 Remake Separate Ways DLC Review
Separate Ways is a fantastic accessory to Resident Evil 4 Remake's outfit, but it's unclear why this wasn't just included in the first place.
"Oh, I Remember This" - Mortal Kombat 1 Review
Mortal Kombat 1 reboots the series for the second time in 30 years, and while the fighting is good it's clear everyone is unsure how to move forward.
"The Best Mech Game on Modern Consoles" - Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Review
Armored Core 6 is the best mech game on modern consoles and an absolute must-play for anyone who enjoys FromSoftware's distinct style.
Disney Illusion Island Review: Mickeyvania
Illusion Island is a light-hearted adventure combining Metroidvania gameplay with classic Disney characters to create enjoyable, family-friendly fun.
John Romero Interview - DOOM GUY: Life in First Person
DOOM GUY: Life in First Person is the best piece of historical nonfiction that has been written about video games to date and everyone should read it.
The Game Master's Book of Astonishing Random Tables Review
Like all Game Master's Book of... releases, Astonishing Random Tables is packed with great ideas, great artwork, and exceptional inspiration.
Exoprimal Preview: Back in the Stone Age
Exoprimal is only enjoyable when everyone is firing on all cylinders, and that's a tall order in a game which feels this generic (despite the dinos).
Hitman TV Series Title Possibly Revealed By Trademark Filings
Hulu hasn't offered any updates on the Hitman TV series in years, but recent trademark filings may confirm production is well under way.
Street Fighter 6 Preview: The Fun Of Fighting
Street Fighter 6 is a flashy, extremely silly masterpiece, and is shaping up to be the best entry in the entire Street Fighter franchise.
Resident Evil 4 Remake Review: Missing A Right Hand
Resident Evil 4 is a good remake of an exceptional game, and brings RE4 in line with Capcom's recent entries without retaining what made it unique.
Dead Cells: Return to Castlevania DLC Review - Draculalucard
Dead Cells' Symphony of the Night influence was always clear, but Return to Castlevania offers a chance for the game to really celebrate its teacher.
Hitman: Freelancer Review - Agent 47 At His Best
Hitman: Freelancer is a free update to the now-titled World of Assassination trilogy, and it's the best Hitman experience available on any platform.
Hitman: Freelancer Interview - Jonas Breum Jensen and Torbjørn Vinther Christensen
Screen Rant speaks with Jonas Breum Jensen and Torbjørn Vinther Christensen, the Associate Game Directors of Hitman: Freelancer.
Maciej Gołębiewski Interview: How GOG's DRM-Free Policy Preserves Games
Screen Rant chats to Vice President, Publishing and Monetization at GOG Maciej Gołębiewski and discusses why DRM-free games are better.