David Flynn

Today, ATLUS announced a mask collaboration with heavy metal band Slipknot to promote Shin Megamie Tensei V: Vengance. The collaboration videos will explore common themes, visuals, and moods that Slipknot and the game share. In this first video, Jim Ojala from Ojala Productions, the group behind many of Slipknot’s

I don’t know why, but I never played much of Monster Hunter Stories on 3DS. I got about 10 hours in, then never picked it back up, even after loving Stories 2 on Switch. Thankfully, I can now rectify that mistake with a port to modern consoles, including Switch.

One thousand years after everything ended, only one human remains alive. There are many of her, but the original is known as ALLMOTHER. Her sisters live apart from her in the Orchard, serving Her Grace in hopes of one day being called to see her. However, nothing in this society

I really wanted to love Endless Ocean Luminous. I’ve always been interested in the series, but never got around to it, so this newest entry seemed like the perfect time. Unfortunately, Luminous seems to be lacking a lot of the charm and features that made the original games special.

Last night, ATLUS released a deep dive video into their upcoming RPG, Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengance. You can watch the Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengance – Complete Guide above to see the return of the Demi-Fiend, a new dungeon, info about the story, and much more. While the new storyline,

Indie games are having quite the renaissance right now. As the AAA industry burns thanks to greedy investors and shareholders, smaller games by small teams only grow in quality and creativity. One of my favorite indie developers, Analgesic Productions, offered me the chance to sit down with a demo for

Today, Atlus released new details on their upcoming RPG, Metaphor: ReFantazio. The Fast & Squad battle system allows players to swap between real time action and more traditional, turn-based command battles. Players can use Gallica’s Fae Sight to scan their surroundings and determine the best course to take. For

There’s something magical about seeing a game come together over time. While the best way to experience that is to make one yourself, the second best way is to play an incredibly polished game in Early Access. While we got a small taste of Hades II last month, we’