Dishonored: Definitive Edition

Playing a magic assassin in Dishonored’s rusty city of Dunwall is as brilliant as it looks.

Last year's Tomb Raider (2013) Nintendo Switch 1/2 port didn't get off to a smooth start, with some long-time fans declaring it a subpar refresh of the modern action-adventure classic. Over time, however, Aspyr has whipped it into shape. Now, a true physical release for Switch 2 is coming from Limited Run Games, though it's a pricey one. Read more

The immersive sim is a genre that doesn't get enough love, so every time a new one comes around, I'm interested in it simply on the basis of it existing. Of course, beyond that, only the good ones keep me for long. I've put about four hours into Thick As Thieves, the new single-player and co-op stablemate to games like Thief and Dishonored, and while it doesn't yet stand (tip)toe-to-toe with those titans of the genre, it's definitely doing enough right that I'm invested in seeing how it progresses through early access.Thick As Thieves recently made headlines when it was announced that it would

Revisiting the fiendish Jindosh Lock in all its frustrating glory.

And also brings up an Evil Dead severed-hand scene cut from the final game.