Marvel's Wolverine Review - Mutant Mayhem
Marvel’s Wolverine is full of violent spectacle, but its mechanical simplicity is overshadowed by the emotion of its story and the character performances.
Video Game Reviews
Every video game Rahul Majumdar has ever reviewed.
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review - The Vampire RPG Dreams Are Made Of
A blood-soaked adventure that wants you to bite back or be bled dry.
Palm Sugar: A Village Story Review - Not Sweet Enough
A decent effort nevertheless.
Palm Sugar: A Village Story | Hindi Review | IGN India
A fictional South Indian village, a love story twisted with a murder conspiracy, and a charming pixel art style. We reviewed Palm Sugar, the debut short story-driven pixel art RPG by Visakhapatnam’s Mono Studios. From the authentic Indian house designs to the cozy south Indian village vibes, the small development team put their heart and soul into this project. While the combat gets a bit repetitive and input timing can feel unpredictable, its heartfelt narrative, gorgeous visual art, and budget-friendly pricing make it a solid attempt.
Our Rating: 6.5 / 10
Our Rating: 6.5 / 10
Halo: Campaign Evolved Review – This Ain't It Chief
Can a remake be both better and worse? Halo: Campaign Evolved answers that with certainty. It’s the second time that 343 Industries, now called Halo Studios, has attempted to remake the original Halo game in their image.
Gears of War E-Day multiplayer preview: slide, vault, and survive
Gears of War: E-Day wants to redefine the franchise for a gaming audience accustomed to fast-paced shootouts. While veterans of the franchise will tell tall tales of sweaty multiplayer lobbies full of wall-bouncing players, E-Day is adding verticality to its maps, which requires a more strategic approach. For the first time, players can now manually combine jumps and slides into their sprint, also known as the roadie run.
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced Review
Black Flag Resynced modernises a fan favourite without losing its soul.
Mouse: P.I for Hire is a Noir Gem
Mouse: PI for Hire is not trying to reinvent the shooter. It’s not even the best shooter in recent years. It’s certainly no Doom. However, it is trying to dress one up in the best Halloween costume you’ve ever seen, then dare you to care about anything else.
Doom: The Dark Ages Review – Packs a Lot of Punch
Doom: The Dark Ages is another win for id Software, fulfilling the power fantasy of bashing through demons in hell.
Saros Review – Haven for Bullet Hell Lovers
I’ll give it to you straight - Saros is a more accessible, more mainstream-friendly version of Returnal. Its story is more explicit, its gunplay more punchy, and its deaths more rewarding. And that is both a boon and a bane, coming from a first-party studio, depending on who you ask.
Pragmata Review – Dad Space, Best Space
The best thing about Pragamata is its perfect 30-second gameplay loop. In game development, “finding the fun” is always a conundrum. You can have the best visuals, the most meticulously crafted sound design for firing a gun, but if the player doesn’t like holding the controller for 30 seconds, loop after loop, it’s game over. In Pragmata, the player is never worn out.
God of War: Sons of Sparta Has Devalued Sony’s Signature Franchise
Sons of Sparta is a disappointing entry in a franchise with god-killing character-driven spectacle, failing to deliver either with the same standard of quality.
Resident Evil Requiem Triumphantly Blends the Series’ Roots With New Blood
Resident Evil Requiem is, mostly, a slam dunk, combining the best of the franchise’s two styles from RE4 and RE7 to offer something familiar but comforting. Switching between nail-biting scares and heart-pumping thrill-ride action, Requiem offers an ode to Resident Evil’s evolution in its past, embracing fans old and new alike.
Transport Fever 3 First Impressions Preview
Nearly seven years after Transport Fever 2, Urban Games is making a comeback with its biggest sim game yet in its sequel. Transport Fever 3 aims to up the ante with an increased quantity of planes, trains and automobiles, with more complex routes and tycoon mechanics to make any fan of the genre salivate.
It was easy to sink well over 100 hours into Transport Fever 2, although the challenge quickly depreciated for experienced players. You can only lay down so many train lines connecting cities...
It was easy to sink well over 100 hours into Transport Fever 2, although the challenge quickly depreciated for experienced players. You can only lay down so many train lines connecting cities...
Viscera Review – Bullet Hell Woes
In an age of strong, innovative bullet-hell-and-heaven shooters, Viscera fumbles to establish its identity.
Dying Light The Beast Review – B-Movie Mayhem
Dying Light: The Beast is a competent, often comforting sequel that retains the familiar highs of the franchise while dipping its toes in uncharted, more exciting territory.
Ghost of Yōtei Review — Samurai Slasher Comfort
Ghost of Yōtei is a perfection of the modern, but bloated, open-world video game, balancing narrative heft with sharp refinements in combat and exploration, all delivered with exceptional polish.
Lost Soul Aside Review — Flashy Combat Can’t Save a Staggeringly Mid Story
Lost Soul Aside is a disappointing action romp with stylish combat that is dragged down by painfully mediocre storytelling, characters and poor localisation.
Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Game Review
Death Stranding 2: On The Beach is a delightful, weird, goofy, ambitious, and personal sequel that takes everything Kojima Productions is good at and elevates it to the highest peaks.
Doom: The Dark Ages Review – Packs a Lot of Punch
Doom: The Dark Ages is another win for id Software, fulfilling the power fantasy of bashing through demons in hell.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Review – Delivers Stealth Thrills but Treads Lightly for Series Veterans
Assassin’s Creed Shadows gives veteran fans enough options to choose a playstyle closer to the original games, but its unwillingness to deliver a focused narrative and mindless systems stop it from achieving greatness.
Review: Ninja Gaiden 2 Black is glorious old-school cool
A demon stands atop Lady Liberty's shoulder, giving her a peck as he rains down lightning and flying monsters upon Manhattan. A few blocks down the line, Ryu Hayabusa, our hero, shoots down one of the monsters, jumps on top of it, and rides it down to the streets before decapitating it with a sharp blade. Say what you will about Ninja Gaiden 2, the game commits to its ridiculous over-the-top action tone.
I never grew up with Ninja Gaiden. The original games came before my time, and the rebooted...
I never grew up with Ninja Gaiden. The original games came before my time, and the rebooted...
Opinion: Every Doom game ranked from worst to best
The Doom franchise has long been a highly influential series that keeps reshaping our ideas of what a first-person shooter should feel like. The original 1993 video game starring the hunky Slayer set a benchmark for 3D shooters, and the modern Doom games continue to push graphics and performance on consoles and PCs.
For many, the Doom games act as a benchmarking tool to test their latest displays, but they're also solid shooters and extremely fun. "Rip and tear!" is the unofficial motto of the...
For many, the Doom games act as a benchmarking tool to test their latest displays, but they're also solid shooters and extremely fun. "Rip and tear!" is the unofficial motto of the...
Opinion: Every Assassin's Creed game, ranked from worst to best
It's hard to believe that Assassin's Creed is almost two decades old. Since the original stealth-focused game in 2008, the franchise has seen many twists and turns. Ubisoft set the tone for the modern open-world game with its early Assassin's Creed games, while continuously improving its systems and changing its identity.
With so many entries, it can be tough for newcomers to figure out which ones they should start with. It can be impossible to set aside time for these games, which have only be...
With so many entries, it can be tough for newcomers to figure out which ones they should start with. It can be impossible to set aside time for these games, which have only be...
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