David Flynn

David is the kind of person to wear his heart on his sleeve. He can find positives in anything, like this is a person who loved Star Fox Zero to death. You’ll see him playing all kinds of games.

Even more reasons to cry with new content in NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…

Today, SquareEnix revealed details on new content in NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… such as new dungeons, locations, costumes, and cameos from the voices of Papa NieR and 2B. * Extra

By David Flynn

/ 19 Apr 2021

Even more reasons to cry with new content in NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139…

No rest for the righteous — Final Fantasy XIV PS5 Upgrade Impressions

While you’ve been able to play Final Fantasy XIV on PlayStation 5 since launch (if you could find one, that is), you would essentially be playing the PS4 Pro

By David Flynn

/ 18 Apr 2021

No rest for the righteous — Final Fantasy XIV PS5 Upgrade Impressions

We interview Writer Emma Vieceli and Artist Claudia Leonardi on the Life is Strange comic series

With the release of Life is Strange volume 4 on the horizon, we got the chance to talk with the comic’s writer Emma Vieceli and artist Claudia Leonardi. Personally,

By David Flynn

/ 16 Apr 2021

We interview Writer Emma Vieceli and Artist Claudia Leonardi on the Life is Strange comic series

Rogue Walker — Ashwalkers Review

The idea of the Earth becoming uninhabitable due to climate change, environmental disasters, and any number of other things is a terrifying one. However, due to the current political state

By David Flynn

/ 16 Apr 2021

I’m Final Fantasy, Too! — SaGa Frontier Remastered Review

If there’s one thing RPG fans can agree on, it’s that grinding sucks. Some games, like older Dragon Quest titles, can do it right: spreading it throughout the

By David Flynn

/ 14 Apr 2021

I’m Final Fantasy, Too! — SaGa Frontier Remastered Review

Flawed but fun — Tasomachi: Behind the Twilight Review

I can’t get enough of 3D platformers. From Mario and Ape Escape to more obscure titles like Skylar and Plux: Adventure on Clover Island, I’ve played quite a

By David Flynn

/ 13 Apr 2021

Flawed but fun — Tasomachi: Behind the Twilight Review

A Crew of Calicos eating Artichokes Dominate the 2021 American Tabletop Awards

Today, the American Tabletop Awards Committe announced the winners of their awards. The American Tabletop Awards Committee today announced its winners for the previous calendar year. These awards are being

By David Flynn

/ 6 Apr 2021

A Crew of Calicos eating Artichokes Dominate the 2021 American Tabletop Awards

Hell gets chillier this weekend for Diablo II: Resurrected’s PC Single-player Technical Alpha

Today, Blizzard announced that Diablo II: Resurrected players will be able to participate in a technical alpha for the game’s single player mode this weekend. Blizzard is excited to

By David Flynn

/ 6 Apr 2021

Hell gets chillier this weekend for Diablo II: Resurrected’s PC Single-player Technical Alpha

Rising to the occasion — Monster Hunter Rise Review

Hunters, listen up! Monsters Rise once more to fight. Go! Take arms in hand! Monster Hunter Rise is the latest in the long-running franchise, and arguably the best yet.

By David Flynn

/ 4 Apr 2021

Rising to the occasion — Monster Hunter Rise Review

The door has opened — Kingdom Hearts on PC Review

I’ve been playing Kingdom Hearts games since I was 7 years old, and if you had asked me, even a few years ago, if I thought the games would

By David Flynn

/ 2 Apr 2021

The door has opened — Kingdom Hearts on PC Review

Bring the shadow one more time when Patch 5.5 part 1 releases this month for Final Fantasy XIV

In the early morning, SQUARE ENIX streamed the latest Letter from the Producer LIVE detailing what’s coming in patch 5.5 along with the PS5 beta both launching on

By David Flynn

/ 2 Apr 2021

Bring the shadow one more time when Patch 5.5 part 1 releases this month for Final Fantasy XIV

Chaos Management — Tales from the Borderlands Review for Switch

It’s been a while since the demise (and upcoming resurrection) of Telltale Games, but we’re only just now seeing what will happen to their legacy of games. A

By David Flynn

/ 31 Mar 2021

Chaos Management — Tales from the Borderlands Review for Switch