Upcoming Steam Game Has Terraria and Satisfactory Vibes
A new game with Terraria and Satisfactory vibes gets a release date, and PC and console players will be able to check out this title soon.
Arkheron Preview: Ability-Based Looter Brawler Sets PVP Triumph in its Sights
The Best War Games experiences a preview of the maiden title from Bonfire Studios, Arkheron, an isometric PVP looter with a unique free-aim combat camera.
Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2's Legacy of the Forge DLC Is the Medieval Stardew Valley I Needed
KCD2's Legacy of the Forge DLC blurs the line between Bohemia and Stardew Valley, where the clang of steel meets the quiet pull of daily life.
Nintendo’s September 2025 Direct Has Me Relieved I Can Think About Games Other Than 'That' One
With the Nintendo Direct for September 2025 officially confirmed, I'm just relieved that I can finally think about games other than 'that' one.
Hollow Knight: Silksong Has Me Holding Out Hope for Another Long-Awaited Sequel
Considering Hollow Knight: Silksong managed to make it through its long development cycle, there's another long-awaited sequel I'm now hopeful for.
After 500 Hours in Stardew Valley, I’m Still Not Convinced You Should Marry This Villager
Stardew Valley’s marriage candidates all offer something different, but after 500 hours, I wouldn't recommend one NPC to anyone looking to marry.
Lost Soul Aside's Cinematics Make Promises Its Gameplay Won’t Keep
Lost Soul Aside hints at growth through cinematic flair, but the gap between cutscene spectacle and actual gameplay mehcanics is hard to ignore.
One of Lost Soul Aside's Best Stunts Should Have Been a Feature
Lost Soul Aside hides one of its flashiest tricks behind its script, but the game could have been far stronger if it embraced it as a core mechanic.
Lost Soul Aside Really Should Have One Game Award Locked, But There’s a Catch
Lost Soul Aside may have one Game Awards nomination within reach, but an early choice in its design could still stand in the way of full recognition.
Lost Soul Aside Turns Hoarding Into Its Own Kind of Power Fantasy
Lost Soul Aside hides a mechanic that makes hoarding weapons far more rewarding than it first appears, turning collection into its own kind of thrill.
New Cozy Game Basically Lets You Live the Life of a Rarely Seen Stardew Valley NPC
Stardew Valley’s rarest vendor only visits a few times every season, but one upcoming cozy sim turns his fleeting role into an entire lifestyle.
Stardew Valley Update 1.7 Is Both a Blessing and a Curse
Stardew Valley’s 1.7 update extends the game’s legacy with new content, though its development also alters the course of its creator’s timeline.
Lost Soul Aside's Best System Turns Every Sword Into a Runway
Lost Soul Aside’s most creative system transforms weapons into canvases, letting every blade become both a personal statement and a source of power.
Lost Soul Aside Isn't Final Fantasy, But Maybe It Should Have Been
Lost Soul Aside borrows Final Fantasy’s look but not its heart, leaving a game that dazzles visually while struggling to give its world true weight.
Lost Soul Aside's Save System Has More Personality Than the Rest of Its Cast
Lost Soul Aside hides its most engaging character in the unlikeliest role, making the save system stand out more than the heroes themselves.
Lost Soul Aside Might Lack Depth, But It Dresses to Kill
Lost Soul Aside may not dig deep, but it struts with flair, letting style and spectacle carry the weight where substance sometimes falls short.
Lost Soul Aside’s Janky Platforming Is the Game's Biggest Fake-Out
Lost Soul Aside disguises its most rewarding moments behind platforming that feels intentionally broken, creating a fake-out that's hard to forget.
Lost Soul Aside's Backseat Driver Is a Bad but Necessary Fare
Lost Soul Aside's combat leans on a companion who talks too much yet holds all the power, forcing players to endure his presence from start to finish.
Lost Soul Aside Takes the Wrong Page From Horizon’s Script
Lost Soul Aside borrows from Horizon in ways that feel more draining than dramatic, making one wonder if silence might have been a better choice.
Oddly Enough, Stardew Valley 1.7 and Cyberpunk 2077 2.3 Are in the Same Boat
Two very different games keep finding ways to refuse the finish line, adding one more surprise update long after players thought the work was over.