Reviews
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705.4KStar Wars Jedi: Survivor previous-gen review — Almost the definitive version?
Unless you have a bleeding edge PC, there’s no real definitive version of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. You won’t get a consistently...
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7512.4KRed Dead Redemption Review — Aging like fine wine, but with a price
The first Red Dead Redemption has been and will always be one of Rockstar’s beloved classics, thanks to its engaging narrative, memorable...
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401.3KLoop8: Summer of Gods Review — The Life Aquarium
Loop8: Summer of Gods gives you a lot to think about. The game plops you into a town full of people and...
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657.4KMadden NFL 24 review – Time is against Madden NFL
Madden has been a staple of my gaming experience for YEARS now. I was honored to visit the EA headquarters in California...
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903.8KHyperX Cloud III Wireless Gaming Headset review — It’s like wearing a cloud
I have never been a fan of wireless peripherals. As a proud user of wired products, including headphones, I have a strong...
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901.7KTales of Symphonia Remastered Review – Re-Regeneration
A lot of “re”-ing goes on in video games these days. From remakes to remasters to your favorite alternative form of reconditioning,...
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501.7KSamurai Maiden Review — A Feudal Flop
Samurai Maiden is the latest visual novel Hack and Slash JRPG from D3 publisher. It has several elements to satisfy any Japanophile...
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803.5KDigimon Survive Review – A Light in the Digital Darkness
The word “survive” brings to mind the idea of a desperate struggle – the process of overcoming a life or death situation....
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752.2KMonster Energy Supercross 5 Review – Dirt bike go braaaaap
If somehow you’ve still not heard yet, Monster Energy Supercross 5 launched back in March and I got the chance to check...
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852.6KMoss Book II Review — A shift in perspective
The defeat of Sarffog was only the beginning of our Twofold heroes story. Quill and her Reader, having rescued her uncle, embark...
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851.6KAtelier Sophie 2: The Alchemist of the Mysterious Dream Review — Cozy questing
After setting out to become certified Alchemists, Sophie and Platcha find themselves in a strange forest. Before an even stranger tree, a...
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602.5KPhoenix Point: Behemoth Edition Review – This Pandoran Needs Polish
If you can believe it, Phoenix Point first released on PC all the way back in 2019. Since then it’s had a...
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801.7KLife is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths DLC Review — Loneliness Comes in Waves
Life is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths tells a highly intimate tale centered around fan-favorite queer badass Steph Gingrich, who escaped Arcadia Bay...
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703.0KFIFA 22 Review — Playing Through the Pain
I’d like to start this by admitting that I’m a closeted fan of the FIFA series. I’ve played every installment of the...
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753.5KLost in Random Review — Random Rules
Lost in Random takes place in the titular Random, a world where every decision is decided by the roll of the dice....
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855.2KLife is Strange: True Colors Review — In My Feelings
Life is Strange: True Colors is the latest entry in the hit Life is Strange series. Having played all previous games in...
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652.2KSonic Colors: Ultimate Review — Live and learn
Sonic, buddy, we need to talk. We’ve had some good times over the years, a few bad, but you’re better than those....
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904.5KThe Son of the Underworld Returns — Hades PS4 Review
I’ve loved Greek mythology ever since I was a child. The adventures of Perseus, the story of Sisyphus, the labors of Hercules,...
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801.9KLet’s get frackin’ — Fracked review
I guess the first thing I need to do is apologize for that horrible pun, but in all fairness it does mesh...
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701.4KAdorable pets taking on evil robots? Count me in – B.ARK review
Humans will do anything for their pets, but would their pets do the same for them? In B.ARK, players get to take...
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801.4KThree lives intertwine in a complex story about love, loss, and understanding – Last Stop review
Last Stop is a hard game to review, because it is ultimately more of a TV show, albeit an interactive one, than...
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902.2KI’m not crying – Where the Heart Leads Review
Full disclosure: I am not usually one that rushes to pick up the newest narrative-driven games. First person shooters and third-person adventures...
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4.3K75“If you only knew the power of the dark side” — Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series PSVR review
I just finished my usual re-watching of the Star Wars movies, so what better time to embrace the dark side and try...
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601.8KBring your back-up controller: Ghosts ‘N Goblins Resurrection PS4 Review
Ghosts ‘n Goblins was first conceived back in 1985 a side-scrolling arcade platformer with a notorious difficulty. Fast forward 26 years, after...
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803.0KMinutes with Mo — Minute of Islands Review
Minute of Islands is perhaps the most beautiful game I've played this year. While its narrative elements are also quite touching, it's...
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803.4KThe Legend Returns — Legend of Mana Remastered Review
Released in 1999, Legend of Mana is a really old game. One that's older than I am in fact, and one that...
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802.5KBack and Brighter Than Ever — Virtua Fighter 5 Ultimate Showdown Review
I've always been a big fan of SEGA's vast library of fighting games, especially the Virtua Fighter series. While I wasn't as...
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1002.9KFrom the ashes of dreams — NieR Replicant ver. 1.22474487139… Review
Summer, 2053: it’s snowing. A young boy watches over his sickly little sister in a bombed out convenience store, they haven’t eaten...
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602.8KIncomplete subtitles — What The Dub?! review
For those who don’t know me, I’m a huge fan of the Jackbox Party Pack games. It’s a great way to have...
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952.9KDisco Isn’t Dead Yet — Disco Elysium – The Final Cut Review
Disco Elysium is a game that begins unlike most as it sets itself apart from the others almost immediately. During its first...
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752.6KGrave of the fireflies — Lost Words: Beyond the Page Review
Grief can be a very complicated emotion, I’ve thought a lot about it in the past few years. Especially when someone close...
