World of Goo 2 review: New world, same goo
A sequel to one of the all-time indie hits swings for another home run.
Lucas plays a lot of videogames. Sometimes he enjoys one. His favorites include Dragon Quest, SaGa, and Mystery Dungeon. He's far too rattled with ADHD to care about world-building lore but will get lost for days in essays about themes and characters. Holds a journalism degree, which makes conversations about Oxford Commas awkward to say the least. Not a trophy hunter but platinumed Sifu out of sheer spite and got 100 percent in Rondo of Blood because it rules. You can find him on Twitter @HokutoNoLucas being curmudgeonly about Square Enix discourse and occasionally saying positive things about Konami.
Tomba! Special Edition review: That's a whole lot of pink
A silly cult classic from the creator of Ghosts 'n Goblins gets a fancy new package.
One Piece Odyssey on Switch is a great way to celebrate the 25th anniversary
Set sail for treasure, or in this case a really good Switch port.
Tokyo Xanadu eX+ review: Back at it again at Morimiya Academy
The definitive version of one of Falcom's weirdest games.
Throne and Liberty is a fancy-looking MMO with shapeshifting powers
Turning into animals for no reason? Sure, why not?
The Star Named EOS review: Retracing your steps goes a long way
A simple puzzle game that still finds a way to tug some heart strings.
SPYxANYA: Operation Memories review: Too cozy for school
This anime adaptation understands the vibe, but is that enough?
Dungeons of Hinterberg review: An itinerary for adventure
Pivot to dungeon-crawling; reclaim your life! Also give us money.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate review: Hades in a half-shell
Death is only the beginning, dudes!
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder review: A metroidvania with a side of visual novel
A Metroidvania with an emphasis on storytelling is a distinct angle in a crowded genre.
