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John Carpenter's Toxic Commando - Atlas Sludged (Review)
Toxic Commando Released: March 12th, 2026 Developer: Saber Interactive Publisher: Focus Entertainment Systems: PC, PS5 (reviewed), Xbox X/S Toxic Commando demonstrates exactly what worked about World War Z by doing exactly none of what worked about World War Z. Saber Interactive has undoubtedly proven its chops as a quality purveyor of horde shooters and on paper its latest game has the key ingredients - primarily great cooperative combat and enough enemies to make a t
James Stephanie Sterling
4 days ago


Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War - Would You Like To Play More? (Review)
Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War Released: March 16th, 2026 Developer: Auroch Digital Publisher: DotEmu Systems: PC, PS5 (reviewed), Xbox X/S, Switch 2 Conceptually, Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War is brilliant. Conceptually . It’s one of the precious few Starship Troopers spin-offs to retain the spirit of the 1997 movie, sarcastically masquerading as pro-war propaganda. The game itself exists in-universe as a tool of the fascistic Federation, aimed at recruiting
James Stephanie Sterling
6 days ago


Pokémon Pokopia - The Means Of Poképroduction
Pokémon Pokopia Released: March 5th, 2026 Developer: Omega Force, Game Freak Publisher: Nintendo, The Pokémon Company Systems: Switch 2 Pokémon Pokopia is so fantastic I’m not even going to focus on the alleged nightmare fuel that is The Dittosapien. I’ve obsessively played this thing to such an extreme degree that Ditto’s vacant visage has become normal and real humans are the ones that look wrong. I hope every single member of Game Freak took a library’s worth of no
James Stephanie Sterling
Mar 22


Resident Evil Requiem - Requiem For A Scream (Review)
Resident Evil Requiem Released: February 27th, 2026 Developer: Capcom Publisher: Capcom Systems: PC, PS5 (reviewed), Switch 2, Xbox X/S The average mainstream game series can struggle to maintain consistent quality in just one category, but Resident Evil’s been dual wielding subgenres with impressive resolve for quite some time. As either a first-person frightener or a third-person remake, Capcom’s been hitting the mark for a long time now - and yes, I’m including the r
James Stephanie Sterling
Mar 4
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