88
Review
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review
The best licensed game in years — a globe-trotting adventure that understands Indiana Jones well enough to build a campaign worthy of the films themselves.
93
Review
Metaphor: ReFantazio Review
A masterful fusion of Persona's social systems with a sweeping fantasy narrative that redefines what Atlus is capable of creating
82
Review
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 Review
A visceral, cinematic shooter that makes you feel like a walking tank while delivering the best Warhammer 40K game in years
76
Review
Star Wars Outlaws Review
A gorgeous Star Wars playground that nails the scoundrel fantasy but stumbles on repetitive mission design and a thin main narrative
82
Review
Black Myth: Wukong Review
A visually breathtaking action RPG that overcomes its rough edges through sheer ambition and an unforgettable journey through Chinese mythology
79
Review
Zenless Zone Zero Review
Zenless Zone Zero delivers some of the best action combat on mobile with undeniable style, though its gacha systems and uneven pacing hold it back from true greatness.
95
Review
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree Review
FromSoftware's greatest expansion — an entire second game's worth of discovery, brutality, and wonder that sets a new standard for what DLC can achieve.
75
Review
Wuthering Waves Review
Wuthering Waves is a technically ambitious open-world RPG with excellent combat, but inconsistent polish and a weak narrative prevent it from fully realizing its potential.
80
Review
Stellar Blade Review
A visually stunning action game with satisfying combat, held back by a predictable story and uneven open-world design
76
Review
AFK Journey Review
AFK Journey successfully evolves the idle RPG formula with beautiful visuals and thoughtful quality-of-life design, even if its progression walls betray its free-to-play roots.
78
Review
Dragon's Dogma 2 Review
A sprawling, systems-driven RPG that recaptures the original's magic while struggling with technical issues and questionable monetization
95
Review
Balatro Review
The most dangerously addictive game of 2024 and possibly the decade. One more run. Just one more run.