Destroy All Humans review: less than advanced lifeforms
A new sequel has potential, and that comes through in the game’s better moments, but to revive this game for today’s audience leaves it feeling like invasion wasn’t worth the hyperdrive fuel.
Superliminal review: now you’re thinking with perspective
Lots of first-person puzzlers can’t escape the Portal comparisons. Superliminal manages to overcome them by simply being the better game.
SpongeBob SquarePants Battle for Bikini Bottom Rehydrated review: nostalgic nautical nonsense
SpongeBob SquarePants Battle for Bikini Bottom has long garnered more love than likely even its original studio imaged in 2003. In 2020, it’s pretty clear why, despite some problems with the revival.
Bleeding Edge review: button-mashers need not apply
Coming from the same studio that gave us Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, it may come as a surprise to first witness Bleeding Edge. Ninja Theory’s 4v4 arena brawler is colorful, brash, and exaggerated. It’s everything Hellblade is not.
Well, almost everything.
Children of Morta review: a dungeon crawler’s dream
Children of Morta is a difficult but satisfying dungeon crawler best played when you make it a family affair like the titular clan themselves.
MageQuit is an awesome party game that deserves to be an esport
MageQuit is one of the year’s best party games, but it’s so good that it has the potential to go beyond that and become a popular esport.
The Surge 2 review: building a better robot
Though I don’t particularly enjoy Dark Souls, that’s only because of its setting. Dark fantasy doesn’t do it for me, but the tough-as-nails gameplay — that I can get into. […]
Groundhog Day: Like Father Like Son review: worth your time(loop)
No one expected a Groundhog Day sequel, but virtual reality is weird enough to deliver one anyway. Fans of the movie should check it out.
KFC made a video game because they want you to forget how terrible they are
KFC made a video game. It’s terrible. What’s worse, though, is literally everything else about KFC. Don’t let them off the hook.
Amnesia Collection review: a horror trendsetter comes to Switch
When the likes of Resident Evil and Silent Hill began to fall off their horror pedestal, it left a vacancy for a new kind of horror to emerge. In their […]
15 family-friendly games we loved at PAX West 2019
We went hands-on with 15 games at PAX West that make a comfy fit here on Game Together. Click through to get some more family and co-op games on your radar.
Wreckfest review: a smashing good time
As a racing game, it would be pretty good. But as a racing game with one of the coolest and most detailed damage models I’ve ever seen, Wreckfest is transformed from destruction derby fodder to king of the hill. It’s got to be the best racing game of 2019.
Subdivision Infinity DX review: A fun first flight for would-be pilots
Subdivision Infinity DX makes for a fun first flight for new pilots to the game genre, but it’s also a decent return to the cockpit if you’ve played this sort of thing before — albeit with some gripes.
Wolfenstein Youngblood review: maybe nazi game you were expecting
Wolfenstein Youngblood takes several steps away from what you’ve come to understand this series is, but it still shines thanks to its leading ladies and killer gunplay.
Meow Motors Review: The fast and the furriest
Despite trailing behind two racing juggernauts in Sonic and Crash this summer, the felines of Meow Motors deliver our favorite kart racer of 2019.
Family Game of the Week: Super Mega Baseball 2
Super Mega Baseball 2 dazzled sports gaming fans when it launched last spring on many major platforms. Now it’s on the Switch, and fits like a (baseball) glove.
