Posts By T.K. Hale
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2.2KPreviewsCall of Duty stays locked and loaded — Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Season 5 preview
We all expected Season 5 to bring about the biggest changes to Modern Warfare, Warzone, and the plethora of multiplayer options available,...
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3.1KReviewsRage quitting is back with this jam-packed Season Pass and DLC — Nioh 2 Tengu’s Disciple review
Nioh 2 is in my top 5 games of the year, and with Tengu’s Disciple, the first of three DLC add-ons to...
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2.5KReviews90s action with a new school twist — Ultracore review
In the age of 4K graphics, high framerate gameplay, and games that require a plethora of buttons just to get past the...
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4.1KReviewsNo crisis is too big for the Switch — Crysis Remastered review
Who would have thought that Crysis, the PC game that was known for sending high-end PC’s crying home to their manufacturers, would...
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2.8KReviewsNo need to remember where you left that raygun, you’ve got plenty — Neon Abyss review
With a barrage of roguelite, action-platforming, run-and-gun games on the market, it’s easy to get lost in the mix. But what does...
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2.4KReviewsDisclaimer! You’ll be spellbound by this horrifying adventure — Neversong review
Being in a coma is an experience that many people fear. But what if the world you woke up to is not...
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2.9KReviewsYou’ll need facial reconstruction after pulling this many G-forces — F1 2020 review
So much has changed in the world since we found ourselves in the cockpit of Codemasters’ F1® 2019. A pandemic has swept...
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3.2KReviewsDestruction, mayhem, and futuristic shootouts — Ruiner review
It’s 2091, the ruling class of the city’s underbelly has taken over, and you are nothing but a pawn being used as...
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2.7KInterviewsIt takes more than a village — in-depth interview with Studio Head & Creative Director of Humankind, Romain de Waubert
Humankind is a 4X, civilization building game, where you build a civilization from its inception, at the earliest era of humankind, and...
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1.6KPreviewsBe on both sides of history as you are in total control — Humankind hands-on Preview
What would you do if you could mold a civilization from a small tribe into an empire that leads the way in...
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2.9KReviewsSharpen your blades and ready your thumbs for this standoff— Samurai Shodown review
How I love a good fighting game. For as long as I can remember, I’ve been playing Samurai Shodown. I even fired...
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1.2KNewsBe the first to leave your mark on untouched worlds in Elite Dangerous: Odyssey
Frontier Development, the developers of Elite Dangerous: Odyssey, want you to explore remote worlds and discover untouched planets. Disembark, Commander, and leave...
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1.1KNewsJoin in as Amplitude invites players to participate in Humankind’s development
Ever want to be a part of the development of a game and have your voices heard? OpenDev is Amplitude’s new approach...
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3.5KReviewsGet lost in the labyrinth of the Old Gods — Outbuddies DX review
There’s something about 2D side-scrolling games that rings the nostalgic bell for all gamers, especially when playing on a Nintendo console. And...
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3.3KReviewsTake ten paces and duel — 3000th Duel review
You are a nameless hero with no memory, no idea of where you are, why your identity is hidden behind a shroud,...
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3.0KPreviewsA chance to save a world and build one too — Drake Hollow preview
Imagine being whisked away into another world where you, a teen who thought today would just be another day, is asked to...
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2.5KReviewsNeon lights, bright starry nights, and tough boss fights — Black Paradox review
There’s an old proverb that says history will repeat itself. As someone who remembers gaming in the 80s, there’s always a chance...
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2.8KReviewsA captivating concoction of point and click fun — Luna The Shadow Dust review
The discussion of whether digital games can be art has been a raging debate for years. Depending on which side of the...
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3.6KReviewsWho says you’re not supposed to play in trash — Journey to the Savage Planet: Hot Garbage review
You may be thinking the same thing I was when I heard the name of Journey to the Savage Planet’s first DLC,...
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3.2KReviewsA sentimental trip that isn’t worth the ride — Pangeon review
Games today are often heavily marketed and developed with cutting-edge visuals and advanced graphics; and who can blame them? Playing a game...
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5.2KReviewsStraw Hat Pirates set sail — One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 review
There’s nothing more satisfying than crashing through hundreds of booty looting pirates while unleashing high-count combos. One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 brings...
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2.6KReviewsThere’s more to fear than just fear itself — Moons of Madness
Have you ever wondered what life would be like if mankind ventured into space because they thought they found intelligent life? What...
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4.7KReviewsAin’t no party like a Saints Row party — Saints Row: IV Re-elected review
The day is almost upon us when we can experience the over-the-top antics, the bombastic explosions, the unapologetic style, and open-world madness...
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3.7KReviewsEven in death you’re at constant war — Call of Duty: Warzone review
We’ve seen Call of Duty’s multiplayer take on different play styles over the years as the landscape in gaming changed. With a...
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3.8KReviewsPeanuts, Cracker Jacks, and broken baseball bats — MLB The Show 20 review
Let’s face it, spring doesn’t begin until baseball season is underway, or the release of one of PlayStation’s most prized franchises: MLB...
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2.0KPreviewsThree on three arena fun! Come get some — Agents: Biohunters preview
Where would we be without arena-based shooters? Games like Fortnite, PUBG, and Overwatch have stood the test of time and have grown...
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2.8KReviewsGrab yourself a box of tissue for this emotional adventure — Arise: A Simple Story review
Arise: A Simple Story is so much more than the title implies, because nothing about life is simple. It’s a story about...
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4.7KReviewsA fight you’ll want to pick — Street Fighter V: Championship Edition review
As a Street Fighter fanboy and aficionado, it’s great to see Capcom doing the right thing and releasing Street Fighter V: Championship...
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7.2KReviewsPlay Metro while taking the metro? Yes, please! — Metro 2033 & Metro: Last light Redux review
When we think of games being ported to a new console, especially a console of a newer generation, gamers can be reluctant...
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4.1KReviewsNot even pixelated pirates can slow down this co-op dungeon crawler — Riverbond review
Throughout the years, most dungeon crawlers have taken on the same look and feel, offering nothing new to their genre. Often wanting...
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3.8KReviewsBreak free from the confines of your imagination — Dreams review
I believe that imagination is something that cannot be taught but can be nurtured and honed. Many developers have attempted to produce...
