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Final Fantasy IV Pixel Remaster Review
Character-driven story is the series’ best so far, but progression ends in reactive healing – grinding makes you stronger without ever making you powerful.
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Final Fantasy III Pixel Remaster Review
Job system variety and improved story can’t overcome progression where grinding never makes you stronger.
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Final Fantasy II Pixel Remaster Review
Usage-based leveling and actual story can’t save dungeons full of trap rooms designed to waste your time.
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Final Fantasy I Pixel Remaster Review
One of the genre’s foundational JRPGs with fun grinding and solid progression – just don’t expect story or clear direction on where to go next.
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Fable 2 Review
Fable II fixes what Anniversary broke – engaging story, smoother combat, and meaningful choices make this the Fable game worth your time.
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Fable Anniversary Review
Broken targeting and technical issues ruin what could’ve been a charming RPG – nostalgia can’t save this remaster in 2026.
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Bioshock Infinite Review
The most ambitious narrative in the trilogy takes you to a stunning sky city – Burial at Sea makes the whole journey worth it.
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BioShock 2 Review
Playing as a Big Daddy in Rapture delivers more of what made the first game great, plus Minerva’s Den adds an emotionally impactful 5 hours to the game.
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BioShock Review
A classic that proves atmosphere and art direction never go out of style. Nearly 20 years later, Rapture still feels like nowhere else in gaming.
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Borderlands 4 Review
A step up from Borderlands 3, but still chasing Borderlands 2’s shadow instead of blazing its own path.