Peel back the crust and uncover pure fun By Paul Hunter Donkey Kong Bananza comes from the same creative minds that delivered ...

Controlling your army in Patapon 1+2 Replay relies on rhythm. Using the face buttons, you enter simple beat patterns—like ...

Shadow Labyrinth starts with a direct hook. A boy is suddenly transported from his game console into an unfamiliar world, ...

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33 years after playing the original Final Fantasy on NES, I'm back once again playing the latest entry in this incredible role-playing series. And oh, just how far Square Enix has come from those ...

A physics-based undersea adventure By Paul Hunter SpongeBob SquarePants: The Patrick Star Game is the latest addition to the beloved franchise following last year's SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic ...

A mighty fun adventure awaits By Paul Hunter Considering how much fun 2021's PJ Masks: Heroes of the Night was, for the inevitable sequel developer Petoons Studio could have easily replicated the ...

Dynasty Warriors Origins review on PS5A fresh new take on Dynasty Warriors By Paul Hunter The long-running Dynasty Warriors series has received a major overhaul courtesy of developer Omega Force and ...

How the Grinch Stole Christmas is a holiday tradition in my family whether that's watching the iconic 1966 TV special or the modern Grinch film starring Jim Carrey. Naturally, I was excited to check ...

Ninja Gaiden II Black, surprise announced at the recent Xbox Developer_Direct, brings back the legendary ninja Ryu Hayabusa. Developed by Team Ninja and published by Koei Tecmo, this remake of the ...

Rocksteady Studios redefined what makes a great superhero video game with their incredible Batman Arkham trilogy that pushed narrative and gameplay to new heights. Now the team is back with their ...

Bionic Bay review on PS5Simple mechanics meet devious puzzles By Paul Hunter From the outside, Bionic Bay might look like another side-scrolling platformer, but spend a few minutes with it and you’ll ...