The Legend of Heroes: Trails from Zero/Trails to Azure Review
Two classic JRPGs, one essential duology. Our review of Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure finds out if Crossbell’s finest still hold up.
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Two classic JRPGs, one essential duology. Our review of Trails from Zero and Trails to Azure finds out if Crossbell’s finest still hold up.
Witches, spirit cats, and ancient magic collide in 1666: Amsterdam. Our EA review finds out if Panache Digital Games’ dark indie is worth it.
Stardew Valley meets zombie apocalypse in Ashfield Hollow. Our demo review finds out if BitQuest Studio’s farming survival is worth playing.
Raw, unfiltered, and deeply personal, Shuzo Oshimi’s Sound of a Blink Vol. 1 is unlike anything else. Our full manga review.
Old-school mech destruction meets isometric mayhem in Brigador Killers. Our review finds out if Stellar Jockeys’ title delivers the chaos.
Green Lantern goes live-action and murder-mystery on HBO Max. Three episodes in, is Lanterns worth watching? Our first impressions find out.
Cute pixel art hides something darker in Print I Love You. Our full review of this horror-adjacent minigame finds out if it earns its sting.
Dark Souls combat meets open-world survival in Stormforge. Our demo review of Roboto Games’ ambitious title finds out if it’s worth playing.
Stephen King and Romero’s horror anthology gets a video game, but does it deliver? Our full PC review of Creepshow by PHL Collective.
Nicholi trades the battlefield for fatherhood in Project 100 Vol. 2. Erik Suaste’s sequel hits harder than ever. Our full review.
Nolan’s The Odyssey is a nearly 3-hour epic that earns every minute. Our full review on whether this retelling of Homer’s classic delivers.
Arc System Works meets Marvel in a tag fighter with serious style. Is MARVEL Tokon: Fighting Souls worth it? Our PS5 review decides.
Robots inherited our world, and one doctor is piecing them back together. All Our Broken Parts is a demo worth your time.
Not every MMORPG needs to be a second job. Fantasy Online 2 keeps it simple, but is it simple enough? Our full PC review finds out.
The Prelude Dark Pain demo earned a perfect score. Does the early access live up to it? Our review finds out if QUICKFIREGAMES delivered.
Master Chief returns in a remake 25 years in the making. Our review of Halo: Campaign Evolved finds out if Halo Studios did the him justice.
A JoJo light novel finally in English—and it’s stunning. Our Purple Smoke Distortion review covers Fugo’s redemption arc and why this matters.
Dark, hand-drawn, and genuinely unsettling. Tormentum II is a point and click adventure that earns every haunting moment. Our full PC review.
Is Echoes of Aincrad what fans have been waiting for? We cover gameplay, story, Death Game mode, and if the Ultimate Edition is worth $120.
Classic platforming meets cartoon chaos in LIFTED. Does Adventure Works’ retro-inspired indie nail the golden age feeling? Read to find out!