People are calling this game a "tech demo" like it's an insult, when that's literally why it was made! You can feel the passion put into this project, a AAA remaster that's free for all owners. Solid.

oh my god. oooooooooohhhhhhhhhh my god. The best PCVR release since Half-Life: Alyx (maybe the Quest has got some bangers? Doubt it). Highly worth your money. No trailers. No spoilers. Thank me later.

Sonic Frontiers is certainly a step up, but Sonic Team has yet to make it up even the first flight. If you've only seen the boss fights, prepare for the most boring filler you've ever seen in between.

Hunt Down the Freeman on launch was disastrous, there's no way around that. Though, surprisingly, the skeleton crew working to fix it out of passion appear to be miracle workers. Worth a revisit.

This is a review / For jacksfilm's failed Jackbox clone / Toss it with the rest

Do you like Half-Life? Yes? Then you like Vertigo. The creator interned at Valve for Half-Life: Alyx because of how good Vertigo was, damn it. Please play Vertigo.

Self admittedly, Scott Cawthon did not tell Steel Wool the plot to the game they were making, and it shows. If you need a DLC to fix the game's image, the game probably wasn't even that good to start.

Ah, the game that killed auteur theory. While the gameplay is simplified, the plot gets killed. A criticism of old American racism that depicts its black resistance leader as a child killer? Come on.

Isaac's endgame requires a hearty build, but the DLCs added filler serves only to hinder that ability. It's hard to have a good time when the majority of added pickups feel borderline useless. Or bad.

CD Projekt RED learned one thing from The Witcher 3: people need to finish the plot. Cyberpunk's main quest is hella fun and short, but it's very easy to tell which side quests got more of the budget.