Call of Duty: Warzone brings its own unique take on the Battle Royale genre while also building upon the success of Modern Warfare.
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Men in Black: Galaxy Defenders is a step up compared to past titles but the bar was never set that high and this entry barely tries.
One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows is a treat for fans who just want to be a hero for fun and beat the living daylights out of some villains.
Black Future ’88 is a homage to an era of gaming and pop-culture that is easy to learn but difficult to master.
198X on the Switch better resonate personally with an old school gamer because so many of us were first introduced to gaming by Nintendo.
Taking the concept of an open world RPG and going all out on the nostalgia, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot is a retelling of the iconic series.
From its grotesque violence to the cheesy plot, The Island of Giant Insects hits all the right marks in regards to a quality grindhouse film.
Alter Ego is a unique experience that wants players to explore and discover themselves by walking down a path of uncertainty.
Star Diffusion X is one of those games that it’s not bad but isn’t really going to be memorable.
With all the attention focused on the best and the worst of the year, here are the most overlooked games of 2019.
From over hyped works to titles that learned nothing from past mistakes, these are the worst games of 2019.
As the year comes to an end, it’s time to look back at the best games of 2019.
Junji Ito presents a different interpretation of Osamu Dazai iconic work of literature with the manga adaptation of No Longer Human.
Sniper Ghost Warrior: Contracts is a radical departure from previous entries while preserving its niche appeal.
SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is both a treat for fans and an introduction to stories that are outside of the Universal Century timeline.