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Planet Zoo is a beautifully detailed and mechanically rich management sim that sometimes stumbles under the weight of its own systems. The diverse lineup of exquisitely rendered animals is utterly…
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Wolverine Only Aims As High As Its Stout Hero
A few hours into Wolverine I found myself asking, “Why did Insomniac Games make this?” There are obvious answers, of course: It has three excellent Spider-Man games under its belt;…
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Halloween Review: Bespoke Boogeyman – Game Informer
I start up Tiny Tim’s 1968 song, “Tiptoe Through the Tulips,” as I creep closer to an unsuspecting Civilian, breathing heavily behind the stark white mask of Michael Myers, moving…
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NBA 2K’s Best Mode Is Even Better This Year
NBA 2K has long been the standard-bearer for high-quality sports games. It’s the pinnacle that other series like Madden, FC, and even the oft-beloved MLB The Show aspire to emulate…
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Time Doesn’t Heal All Wounds
In an age of overconsumption, The Blood of Dawnwalker shows the potential of limitation. You’re given 30 days to rescue your family from the fangs of a vampiric court. Growing…
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Halloween Cleverly Carves Its Own Path Through Horror Multiplayer
Among horror royalty, there is perhaps no greater icon than Michael Myers. First appearing in 1978, the slasher helped ignite a trend of similar movie monsters that defined the next…
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Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review: Excellent Action With Some
Onimusha: Way of the Sword demands you learn its action as intimately as protagonist Miyamoto Musashi knows his sword. Anything less will leave you overly familiar with its “You have…
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