Andrew Brown

Sea of Stars Review

In nearly every way I can measure it, Sea of Stars is best in class.

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Blasphemous II is an exceptionally safe sequel to its notably unconventional predecessor.

Gunbrella leaves me feeling listless, bereft, and bored.

Come at Boltgun looking to enjoy its graphics, its theming, or the Boltgun, and you will have a memorable experience.

Dimension Shellshock is a fun addition to a fantastic videogame if you can accept the grind.

Venba’s puzzling recipes are nice, but the real reason to play is its heartfelt and sometimes devastating narrative.

Ravenlok is a wonderland devoid of wonder.

Double Dragon Gaiden works simultaneously as a celebration of the series and as an entry point to beat ’em ups.

Disney Illusion Island doesn’t quite grasp the non-linear platforming spirit, but is still a grand time for players of any age.