GAMING REVIEWS

Tokyo Scramble review (Switch 2): a dinosaur stealth horror game that should’ve stayed buried

High On Life 2 review: a cult comedy shooter that grinds like Tony Hawk and jokes like it’s 1999

Reanimal review: the most beautiful horror game in years and a masterclass in cinematic dread

Pokémon Pokopia preview: the coziest Pokémon life sim might also be its most emotional reinvention yet

Romeo Is a Dead Man review: a chaotic love letter to old-school hack-and-slash games wrapped in neon sci-fi absurdity

Mario Tennis Fever review: the most fun you’ll have with friends, and the fastest you’ll bounce off a single-player mode

Crisol: Theater of Idols review: not quite classic, definitely a vibe, weaponizes limbs against you

Replaced Preview: Blade Runner vibes, bone-crunching combat, and a structure that caught me completely off guard

Yakuza Kiwami 3 & Dark Ties review: I came for the nostalgia and stayed for the unexpectedly excellent punching

Mewgenics review: a tactical roguelike about breeding cats, embracing chaos, and accepting that you are not in control

Nioh 3 review: one button turns you into a ninja, and it changes everything about how this series plays

Dragon Quest VII Reimagined review: a beloved, brutal classic rebuilt as the most approachable Dragon Quest ever

Blightstone review: a grim, methodical journey that proves smaller worlds can deliver bigger impact

Cairn review: a relentless ascent that forces you to respect gravity and your own patience

Highguard review: an enjoyable, ambitious shooter that feels one update away from greatness

Pathologic 3 review: a brutal, slow-burning mystery where repetition, time loops, and consequence define survival

Resident Evil Requiem preview: a 30-year legacy collides with something genuinely new

Highguard review in progress: an FPS that starts strong thanks to smart design and snappy combat