Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Delivers a Powerful Single-Player Campaign
We review the single-player campaign of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4, finding an exciting conclusion to the rebooted series. It includes memorable new characters, spectacular action and an engaging storyline that makes this one of the strongest Call of Duty campaigns in years.
Space Tales Blasts Into Classic RTS Territory
Saigon Dragon Studios Space Tales combines retro-inspired sci-fi visuals, base building, resource management and alien battles in an approachable real-time strategy adventure. Jaden Diaz finds plenty to enjoy, although some missing quality-of-life features holds Space Tales back.
Nighthawks Sinks Its Teeth Into Brilliant Vampire Role-Playing
With its memorable characters, supernatural powers, nightclub HQ and a city full of secrets, Nighthawks delivers an outstanding vampire RPG without relying on the World of Darkness. Its deep storytelling and remarkable player freedom make it one of the most rewarding adventures of the year.
The Occultist Conjures Up a Haunting Halloween Mystery
Paranormal investigator Alan Rebels searches a deserted island for his missing father in The Occultist. It’s a visually stunning horror adventure where a mystical pendulum reveals terrifying secrets, deadly spirits lurk in the shadows and solving mysteries is the only way to survive.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope Makes the Zone Better Than Ever
SC Game World’s Cost of Hope expansion takes stalkers into the deadly Iron Forest and the legendary Chornobyl Nuclear Power Plant, delivering memorable characters, brutal combat and meaningful choices between Duty and Freedom. Combined with the 2.0 update, it makes S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 better than ever.
Din’s Champion Builds a Challenging Sandbox Adventure
Soldak Entertainment’s Din’s Champion combines action RPG combat, crafting, town building and dozens of character classes in its dangerous world that never stops evolving. It offers plenty of replay value and co-op fun, even if some rough edges remain.
Earth Must Die Finds Comedy in Galactic Tyranny
Earth Must Die delivers a slick, funny and very adult point-and-click adventure with sharp cartoon visuals and strong celebrity voice acting, though clunky controls and heavy dialogue may test the patience of some players.
Star Wars: Zero Company Finds Great Tactics Buried Under Bugs
After a disastrous PS5 experience, Neal Sayatovich gives Star Wars: Zero Company another shot on Steam for the PC and finds a much better tactical adventure, though persistent bugs, weak visuals and uneven design choices still hold it back.
Darkest Dungeon Reopens Its Depths With The Fire’s Edge DLC
Years after its original release, Darkest Dungeon returns with The Fire’s Edge DLC, adding the Runaway and Duelist to Red Hook Studios’ brutal gothic roguelike while giving veterans and new players fresh reasons to descend again.
Retro Rewind Reopens the Best Video Store in Your Memory
Retro Rewind – Video Store Simulator lets players build the VHS rental shop of their dreams, mixing 1990s nostalgia with smart store management, customer requests, employee hiring and plenty of late-fee-era charm.