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Steve Esposito

Steve Esposito

33 reviews

Latest: Pragmata

Seasoned GamingApr 27, 2026Score 100

“Capcom placed a huge bet on Pragmata and it pays off in dividends. A classic feeling game pulled right out of the past, delivering the quintessential, modern gaming experience that feels properly paced and perfected.”

+7.0
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Matt Murray

8 reviews

Latest: Moomintroll: Winter's Warmth

So Many GamesApr 27, 2026Score 70

“It’s impossible to have a bad time playing Moomintroll: Winter’s Warmth. Gorgeous artwork coupled with high-quality writing makes it genuinely feel like a storybook made interactive, without leaning too far in and making it incomprehensible to Moomin neophytes. It’s not breaking new ground as a video game by any means, but for anyone craving a low-stakes and thoughtful puzzle adventure, you can’t do much better than this.”

-9.0
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ABDULLAH SAMI

1 reviews

Latest: MOUSE: P.I. For Hire

Eternal GamesApr 26, 2026Score 90

“MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is considered an exceptional experience that succeeded in providing a unique blend between nostalgia and modern gameplay mechanics. The developer was able to craft a fun and addictive gameplay style, supported by excellent variety in weapons and deep upgrade systems that give the experience additional value. The game's greatest achievement lies in its stunning artistic direction; as it revived the aesthetics of 1930s classic cartoons with superb craftsmanship and merged them with dark Noir atmospheres to create a world unlike anything else. It is not just a shooter game, but a hand-drawn work of art that reflects great passion in execution, making it one of the most distinctive games in its category.”

+1.3
3

3DNews Staff

81 reviews

Latest: Replaced

3DNewsApr 26, 2026Score 75

“Quote not yet available”

-1.3
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Cassandra Mouchet

2 reviews

Latest: Pragmata

INFINITY AREAApr 26, 2026Score 80

“Pragmata succeeds where many fail: delivering an experience that is at once accessible, intelligent, and emotional. Its hybrid gameplay holds up over time, its progression system encourages improvement, and above all, its central duo lingers in your mind long after the credits roll. It may not be the most spectacular game of recent years, but it is clearly one of the most sincere—and sometimes, that’s exactly what matters.”

-14.0
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Rebecca Stapleton

12 reviews

Latest: Opus: Prism Peak

Analog Stick GamingApr 26, 2026Score 80

“The world of Opus: Prism Peak is a finely crafted tale that ebbs and flows with wrenching and heavy emotion not often felt in many forms of media these days. I kindly recommend Eugene's story to anyone ready to take the plunge into a new world that threatens to pull you in and never let go of the heart it exposes in you.”

-3.7
Richard Heaton

Richard Heaton

93 reviews

Latest: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

The Fandom LedgerApr 26, 2026Score 90

“Tomodachi Life Living The Dream is basically Animal Crossing meets The Sims, and it’s nearly perfect in every way.”

+2.5
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Relict King

41 reviews

Latest: Saros

AndrenoobApr 26, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Saros stands out as an exceptional roguelite, built around a life‑and‑death cycle that’s as addictive as it is relentless. The constant urge for “just one more run” speaks to its finely tuned design, while the stunning visuals elevate the experience into something truly memorable. It’s a must‑play for fans of the genre and one of the year’s essential releases.”

+8.4
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Ruben Wastyn

1 reviews

Latest: Sudden Strike 5

PragaliciousApr 25, 2026Score 70

“I’d been hoping for a solid comeback for this series, but Sudden Strike 5 goes above and beyond. It perfectly captures why classic PC strategy games were once so beloved, and modernises just enough without losing its identity. This isn’t a game for everyone, and it doesn’t need to be. For players who love tactical battles, tension and a victory you really have to earn, this is a must-play. Sudden Strike 5 is old-school in exactly the right ways.”

-2.9
B

Brett Briley

4 reviews

Latest: Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors

Gamer Social ClubApr 25, 2026Score 85

“Vampire Crawlers is a wonderful follow-up to a game I hold dear. It translates seamlessly from the bullet-heaven genre into the deck building genre. While there are a few frustrating levels and as of now a lack of endgame content to keep me going, there’s enough here to justify playing this for hours on end and keep you engaged. If you’re a fan of Slay the Spire or Balatro, Vampire Crawlers is absolutely a must grab, even if you have no prior experience with Vampire Survivors.”

0.0
M

Muhamed Khanzada

2 reviews

Latest: Replaced

Lords Of Gaming Apr 25, 2026Score 85

“Replaced respects your time, rewards your patience, and delivers a world that feels as good to move through as it does to look at. Once its systems click, it becomes an experience that’s easy to appreciate and hard to put down.”

+14.1
Dave Aubrey

Dave Aubrey

224 reviews

Latest: Vampire Crawlers: The Turbo Wildcard from Vampire Survivors

VGCApr 25, 2026Score 80

“Vampire Crawlers’ deck-building gameplay is incredibly smart, and the runs never feel like they stretch for too long. It takes every smart decision made in Vampire Survivors and translates it beautifully to a new style of gameplay. Even if you’re not usually a fan of roguelites or deck-builders, you need to try Vampire Crawlers.”

-0.3
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Ted Hazell

64 reviews

Latest: Opus: Prism Peak

NintendoWorldReportApr 25, 2026Score 70

“Too many puzzles, too many metaphors, too many systems and ideas layered on top of a core loop that didn't need them. Trim some of the fat, and this is a standout. As it stands, though, it's a flawed gem.”

-8.9
Daire Behan

Daire Behan

14 reviews

Latest: Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream

Gamer Social ClubApr 25, 2026Score 85

“Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream offers an almost limitless toy box of creativity and player expression, held together by a distinct and wonderful sense of humour that still manages to delight me just as much as it did 12 years ago. With the exception of some restrictions and cut features that feel like they are yet to be added, this feels like the ambitious game that the series has been building towards since its inception.”

-16.6
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Wendel Barbosa

34 reviews

Latest: Pragmata

NintendoBoyApr 25, 2026Score 100

“Playing Pragmata was one of the best video game experiences I've had in recent times. The story is engaging, the gameplay is fun, the scenarios are varied, the visuals – relying on the power of the RE Engine – are gorgeous, the soundtrack and sound effects are really cool, and there's plenty to discover and unlock. If that technical excellence wasn't enough, we're treated to super charismatic characters who interact and behave in a very believable way. It's fair to say that the dynamic between Hugh and Diana is the icing on the cake.”

-0.4
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Robert Kellett

23 reviews

Latest: Spark the Electric Jester 3

Lords Of Gaming Apr 24, 2026Score 90

“As someone who has been following this Feperd Game’s work over the years, it’s beautiful to see the evolution of Spark as a series. Originating as a simple ability that Sonic utilized in Sonic After the Sequel, evolving into the unique speedy platformer of Spark 1, and making the successful grand leap into 3D with Spark 2, it’s amazing seeing the quality on display in Spark the Electric Jester 3. It’s a master class in speedy 3D platforming, taking the best elements from Sonic’s past and combining them with fresh ideas and concepts. And with the game feeling great to play on both Nintendo Switch platforms, Spark 3 is a speedy adventure I can easily recommend to anyone who loves running under sparkly blue skies.”

+2.2
Zoë Osik

Zoë Osik

5 reviews

Latest: Saros

TheGamerApr 24, 2026Score 80Pre-release Review

“It feels like one big adventure, and you’re only privy to one piece at a time. Delving into the depths of a foreign planet would usually be off-putting to me as a cozy gamer, but the world of Carcosa drew me in.”

-1.9
I

IGN Spain Staff

106 reviews

Latest: Saros

IGN SpainApr 24, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“With Saros, Housemarque once again proves what it's made of. It's a step forward from Returnal, building on the best parts of that experience and elevating them even further. The result is a game that is both challenging and rewarding, with a complex and fascinating story, a protagonist who undergoes significant development, and gameplay that invites us to keep pushing ourselves time and time again.”

+1.1
F

Francesco Destri

289 reviews

Latest: Saros

IGN ItalyApr 24, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Saros takes everything that made Returnal hard to love and smartly refines it. The result is one of the best shooters in recent years, on PS5 and beyond.”

+3.5
E

Erce Güven

9 reviews

Latest: Saros

Oyungezer OnlineApr 24, 2026Score 90Pre-release Review

“Housemarque’s new hit Saros will keep you on the edge of your seat, and the moment you take down a boss, you’ll find yourself doing a victory lap around the room. If you play games for excitement and adrenaline, there’s nothing better than Saros right now.”

+4.9
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