"Despite almost four years of Early Access, Striving for Light feels as unpolished, and doomed to obscurity in 2025 as it completes its Early Access journey, as it did in 2021 when it first entered Steam Early Access."
Duckside is a less polished version of Deadside with bare-bones base building, worse visuals, horrifically bad gunplay and playable ducks.
Over four years after entering early access, Deadside appears stuck in the past, while the rest of the genre has moved on to bigger and better things.
While Ultimate Zombie Defense 2 is a cheap and nasty version of Call of Duty's legendary Zombie mode, that isn't an entirely bad thing.
While Reynatis is not the best JRPG you could play this year, it is still worth a playthrough for fans of the genre, even with highly anticipated JRPGs on the horizon.
With the launch of 63 Days, Destructive Creations takes another step away from its past in an effort to cement itself as a major player in the Real-Time Tactic genre.
Campfire Cozy Friends is certainly interesting, but the developer's lack of transparency regarding its future business model beyond "free to start" and certain in-game mechanics give cause for concern.
Call of Duty Modern Warfare (2019) was in many ways the first Call of Duty game of the "modern era", offering cutting-edge visuals, robust crossplay support, and one of the best campaigns in the history of the franchise.
It's the time of year again when everyone and their mother have an opinion on "Is Halloween Evil?" but who is right, and in the end, does it really matter?
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II was the first Call of Duty game to receive a direct sequel, which is why it will struggle to retain its player base once Call of Duty Black Ops VI launches in October 2024.