LJ Lowery's Reviews
Tekken is a near flawless fighting game that pulls no punches, but gives newcomers the tools to fight back.
Frontiers of Pandora's shortcomings come from its effort to be unique, but it makes a valiant effort in immersing players into its world.
Sonic Superstars is is a spindash in the right direction, but makes some missteps that could be improved upon.
At is core, Starfield isn't anything we haven't seen before. However, it delivers on immersing us into a vast universe that contains galaxies of possibilities.
Where AEW lacks in presentation, It is certainly "All-Elite" at being the most approachable wrestling games on modern platforms.
You could say that with three prior releases already running the bases, Super Mega Baseball 4 doesn't hit a grand slam, but it's still great fun.
Street Fighter 6 has a bright future ahead of itself, as Capcom has created an entry that could bring players to the legendary franchise for years to come.
EA Sports PGA Tour is quite the bogey, but isn't far from stepping up to the competition.
Despite lacking in some aspects, World of Mechs packs a punch in all the places that matter.
Ghostwire falls just short of delivering in its finale, but its one of the most unique experiences I'll have all year.
Green Hell VR is a must for for all levels of players who are interested in the genre and own a VR headset.
Phantom Breaker: Omnia has the looks and the mechanics that make it fit right in with the modern resurgence of anime fighting games.
Elden Ring stays true to its strange and obtuse controls and UI, but blows the subgenre wide open for both veterans and newcomers.
While the core gameplay is at its best, King of Fighters XV goes largely unchanged from its predecessor.
Dying Light 2 is an immersive experience that rewards players with a touching character-driven story.
Despite a bumpy launch, Century: Age of Ashes is a unique experience that soars above a saturated market
The core Battlefield experience lives, but has many obstacles to overcome.
In kicking off a new era of the franchise, NASCAR 21: Ignition has plenty of room to grow.
All-Star Brawl lacks some polish and personality, but packs and unexpected punch.
Lost Judgment is a solid entry to the spinoff series that fans shouldn't miss.