Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is a technical marvel
★★★★★ | A technical marvel with enough lore and addictive gameplay to satisfy both fans and newcomers alike.
★★★★★ | A technical marvel with enough lore and addictive gameplay to satisfy both fans and newcomers alike.
★★★★★ | A fantastic re-release of a classic musical that delights and excites like no other.
Review | A joyous replica of the past recreated for future generations.
★★ | Hugely ambitious and rife with ideas, Of Ash and Steel is an unpolished and deeply broken throwback to an era most have left behind.
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★★★ | Ambitious and unexpected, Alex Noyer's second feature doesn't always connect, but its thrills are a welcome addition to the folk horror genre.
★★ | As uneven and bloated as the first part, Wicked: For Good is twice as long as it needs to and far more boring than a musical of this caliber should be.
★★★ | Winter Burrow is beautiful and wonderfully written adventure brought down by obtuse and frustrating design choices.
★★★ | Mostly fun and handsomely produced, The Running Man suffers from a lack of conviction that robs it of urgency and impact.
Review | The OnePlus 15 is one of the best phones of the year and the flagship to beat when it comes to battery life.
★★★★★ | Smartly designed, impeccably produced, and tremendously enjoyable, Anno 117 is one of the best games in its genre this year.