Reviews
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401.7KA wallpaper engine with walking mechanics – Cloudpunk review
It seems like the cyberpunk genre is the talk of the town recently. There’s such a huge influx of games that it...
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801.3KKiller Oneechan — Onee Chanbara Origin Review
OneeChanbara Origin is the heavily stylistic remake of the two original 2004 and 2005 PlayStation 2 hack and slash classics, The OneeChanbara...
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905.7KAn explosive return — Call Of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Review
I'm pretty sure I've purchased every Call Of Duty at launch since Modern Warfare 2. I've always been a fan of the...
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802.0KLike Pokémon, but you eat them — Bugsnax Review
I, like many, wasn't sure what the heck I saw when Bugsnax was announced at the June PlayStation Showcase. I mean, from...
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2.6K50Certified clunker — Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit Remastered Review
While I’m not the biggest fan of realistic racing games, there have been a few that struck a chord with me, most...
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2.0K75Second Chances — The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope Review
When we reviewed Man of Medan, the first in Supermassive’s Dark Pictures Anthology, it was plagued with technical issues that made it...
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2.5K90Curtain Call — The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV Review
The world of Zemuria is on the brink of war. The Empire of Erebonia and its people suffer under a literal curse...
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951.5KHello from the magic box — The Jackbox Party Pack 7 Review
The Jackbox Party Packs have been a long standing tradition at family gatherings in my household. The packs as a whole have...
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751.6KDaru the Doofus — Robotics;Notes DaSH Review
Originally released in Japan in 2019, the Robotics;Notes sequel is finally available to western audiences. However, this time around it includes a...
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951.5KAdventures of the Robotics Club — Robotics;Notes Elite Review
The Science Adventure or SciADV series, developed by Mages and published by Spike Chunsoft, is one of the most popular visual novel...
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2.8K95Not just a comeback — Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time Review
After over a decade without a release, Crash is back, for real this time.Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time seeks to reestablish...
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902.2KBack to the Future meets Pacific Rim — 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim Review
There are very few games that actually take advantage of the interactivity of the medium - 13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim is one...
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1.8K75Unfair fun — Spelunky 2 Review
How do you follow up perfection? Spelunky by Derek Yu is widely considered one of the greatest roguelikes of all time. Its...
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701.7KAre You A. Wake? — Control: AWE Expansion Review
If you like cult classic video games, you may remember Alan Wake. It’s one of my favorite video games, even though I...
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1.6K90Skate or live — Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 Review
The Tony Hawk series has returned to its former glory. Many people, like myself, have a lot of nostalgia for the Pro...
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751.6KA platformer to charm its way to your heart – Skully review
Remember when platformers dominated the industry, the same way FPS games and open-world titles have done? Skully, developed by Finish Line Games...
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2.4K80A bit off key — No Straight Roads Review
Rock and Roll is dead in Vinyl City. No Straight Roads, the city’s premiere EDM group, rules with an iron fist; controlling...
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2.7K65Fancy tricks and styled kicks aren’t enough — Street Power Soccer review
Soccer, or football to anyone outside of the US, has gained a large fanbase in the video game world, especially because of...
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2.4K75Forgotten and remembered — Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles Remastered Edition Review
Memories are, arguably, what makes people people. Things that happened to us in the past shape who we became in the present,...
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2.3K80Lucky Star — New Super Lucky’s Tale Review
The 3D platformer has seen a resurgence of late. With games like A Hat in Time, Super Mario Odyssey, and the remakes...
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10.9K85“My goal is perfection” — UFC 4 review
The UFC has undergone a great deal of change in the last two years since UFC 3 came out. ESPN purchased the...
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852.0KRage 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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1.4K75Looks like we’re blasting off again! — Rocket Arena review
We all know team-based shooters by now, whether they be games like Overwatch, Paladins, Splatoon, Valorant, or the plethora of other options...
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1.4K90“Happy Birthday, Kiddo” — Seagate’s Last of Us Part II Limited Edition Hard Drive Review
I absolutely loved The Last of Us Part II, as you can see in my review. The game sold over 4 million...
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5.7K95Eternal Blue Sky — Ghost of Tsushima review
In 1274, the first attempt to conquer Japan was made by the Mongols, landing on an island called Tsushima. The samurai suffered...
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202.0KA bland cake with no icing – Red Bow review
Few games can achieve an eerie feeling and send chills up your spine within the first 5 minutes. I felt that with...
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1.5K50Clashing with itself — Clash Force review
Simple 2D side-scrollers are a classic, whether they be games like Battletoads, MegaMan, Super Mario, etc. These types of games focus on...
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4.7K90I am Iron Man — Marvel’s Iron Man VR review
There are few Marvel characters as beloved as Iron Man. He has the best toys, more money than sense, and a larger-than-life...
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6.0K100“You have no idea what loss is” — The Last of Us Part II review
The Last of Us II is a cinematic masterpiece, filled with some of the best writing of any medium, so I want...
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2.4K85Fly me to the moon, let me survive among those stars…please – Deliver us the Moon review
Have you ever wondered what will happen in the future when we run out of fossil fuels and other earthly energy options...
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3.1K85No end in sight — Dungeon of the Endless review
A spaceship is crashing and the escape pod is being launched. It seems as if only two people can fit inside it,...
