Adam Beck's Reviews
Death Stranding is a cerebral experience that isn't fun.
I'm of two minds when it comes to Code Vein. On one hand, it's a serviceable and surprisingly delightful Souls-like game that comes with its own flair.
The Coalition is clearly making substantial strides to evolve Gears into a bigger and better shooter, but the fifth installment is only half a step in the right direction.
Oninaki is a nostalgic throwback to old-school action RPGs such as Secret of Mana and Brave Fencer Musashi that doesn't quite stick the landing.
Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is an acceptable, albeit dull game that's only held together by the diverse Marvel universe.
Shadowbringers solidifies Final Fantasy XIV as the best MMO on the market.
I may have been fairly critical throughout this review, but in the end Devil May Cry 5 is still one of the better character action games you'll play.
Capcom has not only recreated Resident Evil 2, but entirely redesigned it to be a bigger and more robust horror experience.
If there's one aspect Capcom has been banking on as of late, it's nostalgia.
I'm of two minds with Tales of Vesperia Definitive Edition. On one hand, this is the most complete version of easily the best Tales game in the last ten years.
Hitman 2 is the proper evolution to the Hitman formula.
Throughout this review, I may have seemed a little hard on Red Dead Redemption 2, but the overall package is nothing short of spectacular.
Disgaea 1 Complete is a remaster of a classic Strategy-RPG that might have been better left in our memories.
Insomniac Games has created the single greatest Spider-Man game and one of the best based on a comic book.
It may have been a long wait, but it was well worth it.
Octopath Traveler is a charming throwback to classic Japanese Role-Playing Games. It's brimming with life aesthetically and the turn-based combat system is old school yet surprisingly modern.
Dark Souls Remastered is a good reminder how far we've come in the last seven years.
State of Decay 2 is an improvement over its predecessor, but it's still held back by a number of technical shortcomings.
It may not be perfect, but Final Fantasy XV Windows Edition is the dose of Final Fantasy we all need.
The first Bayonetta is slowly showing its age, but its more robust sequel remains at the top of its game.