Video Game Reviews
We care about hours over money. We don’t value grinding and fetch quests as much as games that make the most out of every level. We care about narrative more than most. We don’t punch down. We don’t evaluate an indie game in the same way we do a AAA game produced by a team of thousands. We review games based on what’s available on our consoles at the time. And finally, we have very little tolerance for junk science. (Magic is always OK.)
Inverse Game Reviews
Scarlet Nexus makes cyberpunk fun again
Inverse score: 8/10
Guardians of the Galaxy is a triumphant space opera with one huge flaw
Inverse Score: 8/10
Melty Blood: Type Lumina is 2021’s best new fighting game — with a catch
Inverse Score: 9/10
Sora is the best ending for Super Smash Bros. Ultimate
The final DLC fighter is also one of the best in one key way.
No More Heroes 3 has all the nostalgic action your dadbod can handle
Inverse Score: 7/10
Metroid Dread is Nintendo’s best game since Breath of the Wild
Inverse Score: 9/10
Back 4 Blood is a zombie-slaying romp that never gets old
Inverse Score: 9/10
Far Cry 6 review: Ubisoft's controversial franchise finally grows up
Inverse Score: 9/10
Jett: The Far Shore is 2021's dreamiest existential crisis
Inverse score: 9/10
Super Monkey Ball Banana Mania redeems Sega's most underrated series
Inverse Score: 8/10
Sable is the most relaxing game since Animal Crossing: New Horizons
Inverse Score: 9/10
Kena: Bridge of Spirits is PlayStation's Zelda, but there's a catch
Inverse Score: 8/10
Lost Judgment is a bigger sequel with more Yakuza charm
Inverse Score 8/10
Lost in Random is a bold Tim Burton tribute with one dicey mechanic
Inverse Score: 7/10
Deathloop is 2021’s most intoxicatingly frustrating game
Inverse score: 8/10
Chivalry II is rowdy, ridiculous, and impossible to put down
Inverse Score: 9/10
Life is Strange: True Colors is the most intimate game of the last decade
Inverse Score: 8/10
