While it may not blend action and horror as deftly as some of the other games in the series, Resident Evil Requiem is the perfect entry to celebrate 30 years of one of gaming’s most important franchises. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/65/r...

Markiplier has been making YouTube videos for a long time now, 13 years and counting. Even if it might not be as good as some of those videos, Iron Lung still feels like an important artistic milestone. Read more: summitreviews.biz/article/64/m...

Though Salt 2 might be on the easy side, it's still a chill and varied pirate-themed adventure with loads of content that fans of exploration will be delighted by. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/49/s...

Much like the life its main character desperately fights to save, Death Howl is a collection of fleeting but precious moments, and an experience we strongly recommend. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/48/d...

There is a lot to love in the Berlin Apartment. However, the bugs and tedious gameplay might make that love a bit difficult to give. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/47/t...

It’s hard to cook up a fresh Action-RPG nowadays that doesn’t leave a too familiar aftertaste; the devs of Second Sun tried nonetheless. While commendable, the result is anything but spectacular. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/46/s...

Constance may be a familiar journey, but it's one well worth undertaking. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/44/c...

Across the Obelisk didn't lose me for lack of updates, but an abundance of obstructive DLC that won't simply let me play a game I used to love. summitreviews.biz/article/43/a...

A safe sequel in every sense, what's good about Little Nightmares III mostly comes from its predecessor’s solid foundations and does not meaningfully move its horror-platformer formula forward. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/42/l...

Alien: Rogue Incursion doesn't overstay its welcome, but clunky combat and occasionally dumb enemy AI undermine an otherwise tense and faithful atmosphere. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/39/a...

Old Market Simulator is not a good simulation. It is, instead, a Rorschach test. You load it up, and in playing it, reveal who you are and what drives you. summitreviews.biz/article/36/r...

Storybook Brawl had everything going for it from the moment of release. It had every pedigree and accolade. It did initial player numbers most indie devs can only dream of. And it still wasn’t succeeding. summitreviews.biz/article/35/t...

Cronos: The New Dawn is a solid survival horror experience set in a world that feels fresh and terrifying. However, it does suffer from lack of ambition, and doesn't expand all of its systems as well as it could have. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/34/c...

Age wasn't kind to Dawn of War in ways a mostly visual upgrade can't fix. Still, what's best about it has yet to be topped, and is more accessible than before in this bare-minimum remaster. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/33/w...

Hollow Knight: Silksong is truly the perfect sequel: an adjacent experience familiar enough to delight the old with a wonderfully fresh feel to entice the new. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/32/h...

Shadow Labyrinth swings for the fences, for better and worse. Despite fantastic enemy variety and rewarding exploration, unremarkable level design and an obscene volume of bloat hinder its potential. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/31/s...

The Drifter is an excellent point & click adventure of a self-exiled man's journey home, and to a past he's most likely consciously abandoned. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/29/t...

A puzzle game, a rhythm game, and a metroidvania walk into a bar. God knows what happened in there, but out saunters Metro Gravity, one of the most joyously inspired indies you've ever played. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/28/m...

Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound blends retro aesthetics and difficulty with modern design and fluidity, delivering an exceptional 2D platforming experience. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/27/n...

Though changes in Rimworld: Odyssey aren't as foundational as those in previous expansions, its addition of the nomadic playthrough is a fantastic one that reinvigorates the game. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/26/r...

It's hard to say for sure how many of Nightreign's merits are simply the virtues of gaming with friends; yet, at the end of the day, it's a sharing platter based upon one of the most acclaimed games of this generation. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/25/e...

For those familiar with deckbuilders, Deathless: The Hero Quest leaves something to be desired. It’s fun, but there inevitably comes a point where the player is reminded that all this has been done before, and better. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/24/d...

Digital Sun have sourced the finest ingredients for their innovative RTS, but the final dish struggles to come together in the way you'd hope. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/15/c...

Commandos: Origins isn't a bad game by any stretch, but considering the shoulders it climbed on, it could have been a whole lot better. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/22/c...

Despite its short runtime and lack of challenge, Mother Hub is certainly a unique FPS in many ways—and a quality one at that. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/19/m...

There's something to be found in the first half of Bloom & Rage, even for those who can't quite relate to its sweet recreation of 1995 Michigan. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/13/l...

There's a limit to which Everhood 2's excellent combat can hold up its disastrous narrative. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/12/e...

The Bear - A Story from the World of Gra is one beautiful delight of a game. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/11/t...

There are games where jank is part of the charm. In Techno Banter, however, it fundamentally undermines what should have made the game an absolute treat. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/10/t...

As far as virtual fantasies go, Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is up there with the greats. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/9/ki...

Grief Like a Stray Dog is a hauntingly beautiful vignette on what war actually is and what it leaves behind. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/8/gr...

The First Berserker: Khazan demo proves that a soulslike leading man can be so much more than a half-dead nobody. summitreviews.biz/article/7/th...

Playing god is rarely so cathartic as with Reus 2's new Ice Age DLC. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/6/re...

Come up with a creative way of how to combine Eternal Strands' excellent mechanics and the game will think one step ahead of you, yet you may find its narrative trailing behind. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/5/re...

All We Need has, at its heart, an interesting idea about how to tell an unguided story about redemption. Where it falters, though, is in how that story is told. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/3/re...

Daily quests are an interesting mechanic in a game. They can be a way to keep the game fresh and interesting, long after any reasonable player might have finished it and moved on. Add in a sense of FOMO to those quests, though, and games become addiction engines. summitreviews.biz/article/2/co...

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The remastered versions of Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1&2 make a strong case for why some video game stories deserve conservation despite having been conceived a quarter of a century ago. Our review: summitreviews.biz/article/4/re...

Poor localization and a recklessly fast pace make it very difficult to get attached to S4U: Citypunk and Love Punch's heartfelt characters and fascinating setting. Our review: steamcommunity.com/profiles/765...