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Official Review Helldivers 2 Review
Helldivers 2, developed by Arrowhead Game Studios, is a thrilling and action-packed shooter that offers a refreshing twist on the genre. Released on February 8, 2024, this highly anticipated sequel takes a bold swing by introducing a new over-the-shoulder third-person perspective, replacing the...- admin
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With a striking style and kinetic combat, Zenless Zone Zero’s riveting world makes up for its momentum-killing moments thanks to a satisfying feedback loop and a rogues' gallery of lovable characters.
Developer The Chinese Room’s latest title, Still Wakes the Deep, sets you on a cosmic horror adventure aboard an oil rig off the coast of Scotland. Is it worth a visit?
I would suggest that this is probably the sexiest game that you’ll play that isn’t outright pornographic, but the different authorial perspective in how it’s written is appealing, and interesting.
It's an OK experience that won't change the world. Seasoned MudRunners or SnowRunners may get a kick out of this for a few hours, but overall I found it to be pretty mundane beyond the realistic driving elements.
Republic of Pirates is an enjoyable, if generally uninspired city builder and light-touch RTS. It’s pretty to look at, has a comfortable, laid-back vibe, and aside from wrestling with the controls, is an easy-playing experience that you can tune out to.
From Software's expansion for Elden Ring offers an entire new game's worth of content, all of which is exceptionally executed.
Destiny 2’s potential was clear from the first time I blasted my way through The Red War seven years ago, but Bungie never actually realized much of that potential until The Final Shape.
Illfonic is no stranger to making interesting games based on popular movies, and Killer Klowns is just the latest success in the studio's run.
Devil Blade Reboot is a legitimate shmup masterpiece and one of the best examples of the genre we've experienced in quite some time – and it runs flawlessly on the Steam Deck. Make sure you pick it up.
V Rising is a diverse, captivating and all-encompassing well-made vampire simulation. Every aspect of the game oozes with quality and style, so much so that I think it's even made the age-old trope of the blood-sucker even trendier.
XDefiant joins the free-to-play shooter crowd as a respectable competitive FPS built around various Ubisoft franchises, but little makes it really stand out.
Duck Detective: The Secret Salami is a delightful, wonderful little game. My life is better for the joy that it has injected into it and there’s not a thing about it that I think the developers could have done better.
It’s a well-optimized port, and it plays as well as it did a decade ago.
The wait is over as the remake of the cult-classic sci-fi title System Shock nears its release. Does it offer a compelling reason to (re)visit Citadel Station and thwart SHODAN’s plans?
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II delivers a spellbinding adventure packed with cinematic spectacle and story surprises that maintains a surging sense of forward momentum and never wastes a second of its slender run time.
If you like 2D action games, if you like ninja games, if you like time manipulation games, if you like neon-retro dystopian vaporwave noir drug-fueled crime stories, or if you’re just nostalgic for the age of VHS, then you have to give Katana Zero a try.
The authentic Taiwanese ghost stories, an intriguing university campus to explore, and a fun – if B-grade cheesy – cast make The Bridge Curse 2 well worth your time.
The score I’m giving The Hungry Lamb: Traveling in the Late Ming Dynasty should highlight just how disappointed I am by the localization, because this could have very easily been one of the most powerful stories in video game history.