The Last Photograph Review: Zack Snyder's Passion Project Falters
Zack Snyder's long-gestating revenge saga premieres at TIFF, offering big ideas that ultimately lead nowhere.
Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom Review
Aardman Animations delivers a delightful, horror-homage-filled Halloween adventure that honors classic filmmaking while showcasing its signature stop-motion craft.
Beneath a Steel Sky: Revisiting Revolution Software's Dystopian Adventure
A look back at the 1994 PC Gamer review of Revolution Software's seminal cyberpunk adventure, noting its strengths and its tonal inconsistencies.
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review: A Compelling RPG Hampered by Missed Opportunities
Rebel Wolves' debut offers a gripping narrative and intense combat, but its choice system and time mechanics don't quite live up to their potential.
Grand Theft Auto: Vice City - A Timeless Masterpiece Still Shines Bright
More than a decade later, Vice City's unparalleled personality, style, and soundtrack make it an unforgettable experience.
NBA 2K27 Review: Stellar Gameplay Tarnished by Aggressive Monetization
NBA 2K27 refines its acclaimed gameplay and robust modes but remains hampered by its frustrating business practices.
NHL 27 Review: Familiar Ice Despite Ambitious Updates
EA's latest hockey simulation refines on-ice gameplay but struggles to innovate in presentation and game modes, resulting in a familiar, if competent, experience.
Marvel's Wolverine Review: A Refreshingly Linear But Flawed X-Men Tale
Insomniac's latest superhero effort offers a streamlined, cinematic experience that sometimes feels too simplistic.
Marvel's Wolverine Review: A Familiar Formula Carried by a Lovable Protagonist
Insomniac's latest action title offers a competent but uninspired adventure that succeeds primarily due to its heartfelt portrayal of Logan.