Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Preview – Accessible Chaos With a Serious Competitive Ceiling
Magneto gives Marvel Tōkon more space control, spectacle, and competitive bite.
PlayStation Is Ending New Physical Discs in 2028 as PS3 & PS Vita Stores Close
PlayStation’s future is moving further away from discs and legacy storefronts.
007 First Light Review – Shaken, Stirring, Spectacular
IO Interactive’s Bond debut is stylish, scrappy, cinematic, and thrillingly confident.
LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Review – Gotham’s Brilliant Brick Revival
A brilliant LEGO Batman adventure that rebuilds Arkham’s spirit with charm.
PlayStation Days Of Play 2026 Brings New PS Plus Games & Big Store Offers
PlayStation’s annual Days of Play event returns with games, deals, and bonuses.
Coffee Talk Tokyo Review – A Tender Yokai Blend
Coffee Talk Tokyo serves a heartfelt blend of yokai stories, lo-fi comfort, and reflection.
Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors Review – Wild Addictive Bite
A clever deckbuilding spin-off that keeps Vampire Survivors’ chaos alive.
Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege Review – A Fierce Retro Revelation
A fierce retro action platformer where old school punishment finds purpose.
Sony Raises PS5, PS5 Pro & PlayStation Portal Prices Across Southeast Asia From May
Sony confirms PS5 price hikes across Southeast Asia starting May 1.
Saros Review – An Immaculate & Brutal Bullet Ballet
Housemarque’s latest is a haunting, thrilling, and masterful Game of the Year contender.
Diablo IV: Lord of Hatred Review – A Dark Saga Finds Its Fire
A fierce expansion that brings Diablo IV’s hatred saga to a satisfying close.
Pragmata Review – A Brilliant Moonshot With Charm & Sci-Fi Magic
A heartfelt sci-fi adventure powered by brilliant combat and unforgettable characters.
People of Note Review – Strong Vocals, Shaky Role-Playing
A stylish musical RPG whose best performances outshine its lighter systems.
Saros Preview – Brutal, Brilliant & Potentially Housemarque’s Best
Saros already feels like Housemarque pushing its strengths to a new peak.
Marathon Review – A Beautifully Punishing Hunt
A tense and stylish extraction shooter let down by awkward menus and harsh solo play.