Way of the Hunter Review - A Struggle Through the Wild

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Way of the Hunter Review - A Struggle Through the Wild

Way of the Hunter is a hunting simulator that aims at delivering a realistic wildlife hunting experience. The name of the game is patience, as any sudden movement can ruin an opportunity for a clean kill. It’s tough, but the pivot to realism in the game’s hunting mechanics makes each success more satisfying and exhilarating when you’re in the thick of it. There’s just a couple of things that get in this hunter’s way.

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Stray Review - Cat Scratch Fever

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Stray Review - Cat Scratch Fever

Likable characters, a rich world, and smart situations designed for being a cat do the heavy lifting here in Stray, leaving the player with an impression that lingers on well after you’ve finished the game, making this a title that will easily stand out in the crowded gaming landscape for years to come.

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Outriders Worldslayer Review - Altered, but Not Perfected

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Outriders Worldslayer Review - Altered, but Not Perfected

Outriders Worldslayer doesn’t answer all of the game’s main problems. This isn’t new content that will entice new players, but will rather sustain the game’s current fans. Players new to the game will still have to determine if the Outriders formula is for them, as Worldslayer doesn’t improve the new player experience.

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The Quarry Review - An Entertaining Night of Horrors

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The Quarry Review - An Entertaining Night of Horrors

There isn’t anything groundbreaking in The Quarry if you’ve played Until Dawn or any of the Dark Anthology games, but Supermassive games definitely delivered the best and most accessible version of the formula they are known for.

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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands review - Roll for more Loot

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Tiny Tina’s Wonderlands review - Roll for more Loot

On paper, it’s more Borderlands shooting and looting goodness with a high-fantasy twist, but also a reminder that there’s still a good amount of charm that can be found in this well-established series. If this is the direction the series will be going in the future, I’m all for it.

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Gran Turismo 7 review - A Michelin star feast for car aficionados

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Gran Turismo 7 review - A Michelin star feast for car aficionados

Gran Turismo 7 checks all of the boxes of what would be expected from a palatable Gran Turismo game, but has some questionable design choices that weigh it down. With Gran Turismo Café leading the way, this is the most approachable GT game to newcomers, whether in the series, or of car racing in general.

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Elden Ring Review - From Software at their best

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Elden Ring Review - From Software at their best

Elden Ring is a triumph of a video game that still found ways to surprise me even after crossing the 70 hour mark. I can't get enough of this game as this is definitely one of a kind. A rare gem that only surfaces once a century. A game that will shape how open world games are made, even future souslike games, making me excited for the games that come before it.

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Horizon Forbidden West review - it’s a good time in the wild west

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Horizon Forbidden West review - it’s a good time in the wild west

While Horizon Forbidden West doesn’t break the mold of the action-adventure open-world genre, it further enriches its blend of entertaining combat within a unique world that still stands out among other post-apocalyptic offerings. They might not have stuck the landing very well, but that wasn’t enough to completely stain the complete experience.

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Pokémon Legends Arceus Review - Pokémon takes little baby steps into innovation

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Pokémon Legends Arceus Review - Pokémon takes little baby steps into innovation

It really is a testament to the strength of Arceus’ core mechanics that the bland, uninspired environments, lack of trainer battles, and unfinished feel of the game in general don’t completely sink the experience. but I can safely say that in spite of its many faults, Pokemon Legends: Arceus is the most fun I’ve had with a Pokemon title since the days of Diamond and Pearl on the DS.

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Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection (PS5) review - Uncharted still top-class in 2022

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Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection (PS5) review - Uncharted still top-class in 2022

While the added features on the PS5 versions of these Uncharted titles are greatly appreciated, you are not completely missing out if you decide to pop in the PS4 iterations of either game instead - you will, however, be missing out on more frames and faster loading times.

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