Reviews

Spin Master is back once again, and with a brand that’s not seen action figures before. Let’s check out wave 1 of the new League of Legends figures.

The classic series returns for a long-awaited sequel in King’s Bounty II, and delivers an original fantasy world to adventure and turn-based battle in.

I admit that when the first trailers for Nickelodeon All-Stars Brawl released, I was pretty excited to see the platform-fighter get applied to Nickelodeon properties.

SNK’s NeoGeo Pocket Color titles make the leap from consoles to Steam on the PC, with the 10 game deep NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1.

Yo Adrian! The sweet science returns to gaming with Survios’ first non-VR title, Big Rumble Boxing: Creed Champions. Time to take it to the ring.

Get stuck in with the beautiful Astria Ascending if you can handle debilitating battles and missed opportunities.

I’m someone who grew up playing with Hot Wheels, but I never touched the video games. I had all sorts of tracks, including some ones with some pretty wild set pieces, and I still have two boxes full of cars at my parents’ house somewhere. Hot Wheels: Unleashed does exactly …

World Rally Championship returns for a new season of play in WRC 10, from NACON and developer KT Racing. If you love rally, this one’s for you.

Limited Run Games brings Corpse Killer back to life for a new generation. So does one of the Sega CD’s campiest full-motion video games hold up?

It’s a small, small city-builder. Mastiff’s latest builds a tiny little ‘topia, with toy-sensibilities, and if you’re looking for some stress-free fun, this is it.

Who’s ready for the world’s first heroic mollusk? Clid the Snail is the slimy star of Weird Beluga’s PlayStation exclusive, dual-stick blaster.

One of the nicest surprises of 2020, could Streets of Rage 4 get any better? Well, yes it can, with the addition of the survival mode Mr X Nightmare.

Tony Hawk expands onto the Nintendo Switch with a port that’s just as much fun, though slightly worse for wear in the looks department.

Decisions, decisions. Choose your own terror in The Farm 51’s gorgeous FPS/RPG Chernobylite, a well crafted fright-fest (almost) all around.