Reviews

A crowdfunded action-platformer in the vein of Commander Keen and the early Duke Nukems, Rad Rodgers is packed with humor, very much self-aware, and fun to play. However, certain design decisions that may result in you losing some of your hard-earned progress sour the overall experience somewhat.

KITE knows what it is and what it isn't. As a result, you get a lot of high-octane isometric twin-stick shooting enhanced by a fantastic soundtrack and pixelated old-school visuals. And if you enjoy those things, you will probably enjoy KITE.

A slot car racing game for VR devices, Tiny Trax is exciting, challenging, and vibrant. It would've been nice to be able to design our own tracks, but even in its current state the game offers plenty of virtual reality entertainment.

A unique RPG where you start right at the end and then have to remember everything that led you to that point, The Longest Five Minutes is both competent and enjoyable even beyond its main gimmick, which makes it a decent option for those looking for an RPG to play on the Vita.

If your goal is to relax in picturesque nature without leaving the comfort of your own room, then Perfect is a very appropriately named VR experience for you.

If you like both Pokémon and Tron, then chances are you know all about the Digimon series. And Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth - Hacker’s Memory, the latest entry in it, is a solid JRPG that expands the world of Digimon and even offers an online multiplayer mode.

An award-winning VR shooter that's finally made its way to PlayStation VR, Arizona Sunshine is just about the most immersive way to shoot some zombies to date.

A party game that attempts to leverage the brand of the creativity simulator that is Scribblenauts and turn it into a series of mini-games, Scribblenauts Showdown succeeds in its lofty goal by offering an assortment of varied game modes and some unique features stemming from Scribblenauts' signature text-driven interactions.

Despite the clear limitations of mobile platforms, The Sims Mobile still manages to offer an enjoyable life sim experience on the go even despite a somewhat annoying monetization system.

Originally released back in 2008, a remastered version of Burnout Paradise is now available for the PS4. And while it would've been nice to see the game expanded with some additional camera angles or multiplayer features, at its core it's still a fantastic racing game with an unparalleled damage system and a cool day-night cycle.