Every Inverse video game review answers two questions: Is this game worth your time? Are you getting what you pay for? We have no tolerance for endless fetch quests, clunky mechanics, or bugs that dilute the experience. We care deeply about a game’s design, world-building, character arcs, and storytelling come together. Inverse will never punch down, but we aren’t afraid to punch up. We love magic and science-fiction in equal measure, and as much as we love experiencing rich stories and worlds through games, we won’t ignore the real-world context in which those games are made.
Inverse Game Reviews
Inverse score: 9/10
2023's first GOTY contender revives a horror masterpiece
Inverse Score: 10/10
Season: A Letter to the Future explores a beautiful but aimless apocalypse
Inverse Score: 6/10
Forspoken's fantastic gameplay gets buried under a weak story
Inverse Score: 7/10
Review: One Piece Odyssey takes way too long to get to the point
Inverse Score: 6/10
A Space for the Unbound is 2023's first great indie game
Inverse Score: 8/10
Fire Emblem Engage mixes incredible combat with forgettable characters
Inverse Score: 6/10
Midnight Suns breathes new life into Marvel games, but there's a catch
Inverse score: 7/10
Need for Speed Unbound gives the series a much-needed fresh coat of paint
Inverse Score: 7/10
Crisis Core Reunion is the best Final Fantasy game you've never played
Inverse Score: 8/10
The Callisto Protocol completely falls apart in its final hours
Inverse Score: 6/10
Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 has an identity crisis
Inverse Score: 6/10
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet isn’t the evolution you were hoping for
Inverse Score: 7/10
Square Enix's Harvestella is the chillest RPG of the year
Inverse Score: 8/10
You need to play the most stunning murder mystery on Xbox Game Pass ASAP
Inverse Score: 9/10
Among Us VR is a frantic masterpiece that's far better than the original
Inverse Score: 9/10
Tactics Ogre: Reborn reinvents a classic RPG, for better and worse
Inverse Score: 7/10