Reviews
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70154Jojo’s All-Star Battle R review — My stand will be the judge
Returning once again into the fighting game space, Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure All Star Battle R is a remake of the 2013 release...
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75120PAC-MAN WORLD Re-Pac review — Pac-man’s classic adventure comes to modern consoles
I have no nostalgia for the original PAC-MAN World. Somehow, I missed that the game even existed despite PS1 being my system...
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85401Steelrising review – Vive la révolution
While it took a moment for them to do so, developer Spiders finally captured my attention when they released Greedfall. That was...
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80312The Last of Us: Part 1 review — A gorgeous remake, but is a graphical upgrade enough?
A lot has been said about The Last of Us as a series since Part 2 released, and while I won’t get...
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90564Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection review — A great collection of retro classics
As a man currently in my thirties, I was practically raised by the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. I fondly remember catching the...
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90238Tinykin review — Captain Olimar has competition
If you were ever a fan of the Pikmin games, you’re gonna want to check this out. Tinykin follows Milo, an explorer...
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242100ChargePlay Duo PS5 Charging Station review — Even Better than the Real Thing
Accessories are a finicky thing as they are often trying to do what’s already been done well, but somehow cheaper. The memes...
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80213Mothmen 1966 review – A short, but inspired, visual novel with a retro aesthetic
It’s hard to escape the myth of the Mothman if you grew up in West Virginia. Whether most citizens believe the myth...
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90199Stray review – Play it meow
I am very much a cat person. My parents didn't allow us to have a kitten until my siblings and I were...
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31790Capcom Fighting Collection reveiw — The new Capcom standard
There are a ton of fighting games out there, but who knows how many have been lost to time thanks to the...
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85250Sonic Origins review — The past never looked so bright
Sonic’s first four games on the SEGA Genesis are absolute classics, though these days we’re spoiled for choice on ways to play...
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75268Winter Ember review – for the stealth purists
I’m a massive sucker for stealth games, especially now that they’re such a dying breed. If you’ve read my reviews before, you’ll...
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80234Salt and Sacrifice review — Participate in mage hunts and overcome brutal challenges
Salt and Sacrifice, created primarily by two individuals, James Silva (art, animation, level design, etc.) and Shane Lynch (netcode, etc.), is a...
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95839Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema
It’s not often that a game is released that bypasses all video game norms and provides a truly unique experience, much less...
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90650Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion
We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for...
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42870MLB The Show 22 review — welcome to the show!
Sit back and enjoy the show! MLB The Show is back with its latest iteration MLB The Show 22. As we step...
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90613Road 96 review — The road is my home
What would you do if you were forced to flee your country? The fascist dictatorship in control of Petria is kidnapping dissenting...
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75400Weird West Review — Ride on the Weird Side
Around a quarter of my way through Weird West, I made one of the most barbaric moral choices I’ve ever made in...
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90409Submerged: Hidden Depths review — get ready to relax, hop in a boat, and explore a gorgeous world
Throughout the years the amount of dialogue and cutscenes in games has grown exponentially. For the most part, I am a proponent...
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70374Quest for Infamy review — A hilarious and lovingly crafted homage to point-and-click adventure games
Point-and-click adventure games have been making a slow, but steady resurgence in recent years, long after initially gaining popularity in the early...
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90431What Lies in the Multiverse review — unique, hilariously self-aware, and full of creative puzzle design
How people can still dismiss the video game medium as a valid means of storytelling is beyond me – video games have...
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80752Ghostwire: Tokyo review — FPS, RPG, and Horror combine for a unique and ambitious adventure
Tango Gameworks’ Ghostwire: Tokyo is quite an ambitious game; part first-person shooter, part RPG, and part horror game, Ghostwire tends to teeter...
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95564Paradise Killer Review on PS5 — Perfect 24
2020’s Paradise Killer was a fascinating, open ended murder mystery with no definitive answer. Once you were satisfied with the clues you...
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851.0KGran Turismo 7 Review — In pursuit of perfection
It’s been a long time since I played a Gran Turismo game. Specifically, since the PS1 days with Gran Turismo 2, mostly...
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951.9KElden Ring Review — Tarnished glory
I'll admit that I was skeptical the first time that I heard a Souls game was going open world. While, yes, previous...
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100923Horizon Forbidden West review – A monumental step into the future
Ever feel like you are alone in the world? How about that you knew everything going on, but no one else could...
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90587OlliOlli World Review – A radical step forward
When I first jumped into OlliOlli World, I was only vaguely familiar with the games that came before it. I knew that...
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85866Dying Light 2 Stay Human review — Like Skyrim… with zombies!
Zombie games over the years used to be a dime a dozen. That being mainly because everyone jumped on the bandwagon, and...
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95512Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection Review – A brilliant remaster brings two of PS4’s best games to the current gen
Naughty Dog are masters of using the video game medium to tell a story, and they have been for years. Through their...
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95807Deep Rock Galactic Review — Rock solid
During one of my missions in Deep Rock Galactic, me and a friend were mining a tunnel through the wall of a...
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80562The Last Stand: Aftermath Review – Set off on a suicide run, for the good of the community
A virus has ravaged Earth, killing all but 5% of the population which appear to be immune. Those that die reanimate, infesting...
