Deceive Inc. is a case study on how a good game can be killed off by misfitting a business model and outdated views on cross-platform multiplayer.
LEGO Fortnite Brick Life looks fantastic and is fun to play, but I am not sure it is what gamers are looking for in 2025 and beyond.
While LEGO Fortnite Odyssey is not as popular as it once was, ultimately, it is still one of the most popular survival games on the market, which is an achievement in and of itself.
While the addition of playable musical instruments is a benefit to Fortnite as a whole, Fortnite Festival has little to offer players beyond nostalgia, especially for those without access to dedicated peripherals.
The Concept of a first-person Fortnite mode is excellent; however, based on everything we have seen so far, Fortnite Ballistic doesn't have what it takes to compete with the market leaders.
While I am not usually one to look back when it comes to live service games, after spending a fair bit of time playing Fortnite OG, I will be the first to admit that playing it again feels like going home.
Epic Games' first attempt at recapturing the success of Fortnite's first OG season, Fortnite Reload, isn't half bad; however, now, Fortnite OG is here to stay; it needs to chart its own course.
Fortnite has grown well beyond its original scope, and likewise, our coverage of this titan of the game industry must change with the times.
While Rocket Racing was and is a fun pick-up racing game, it lacked the replayability required for a game of this type to remain in development indefinitely.