Game Impressions

Good superhero games are so rare to find nowadays. We had a huge period of these titles way back on the PS2/Xbox and PS3/Xbox 360 era, where every movie company that produced a superhero movie typically funded a game alongside it. What you get are classics like The

Death Stranding is…well, it’s hard to really say what this game is about. On the surface it’s about Sam Porter Bridges, a goods transporter who makes deliveries in an increasingly bizarre and dangerous world. An event called the Death Stranding has killed billions of people, releasing horrible

The Isle of Armor, the first of Pokémon’s two part DLC, has been released into the wild, bringing with it new Pokémon, some familiar Poké faces, and a few surprises. Don’t be fooled by the relatively small size of this island–it is overflowing with content, quests, and

The terminator event goes live on the 29th of January, and it includes as one may suspect a set of quests/events that are tied with the Terminator movie franchise lines. The quest rewards have some Terminator gear and cosmetics, but also brings a few bug fixes, as well as

Halo: Reach launched on the Xbox 360 over eight years ago. By most accounts, despite not featuring the most iconic character in the franchise, the game manages to maintain an indelible legacy to this day. As such, its absence from the otherwise comprehensive Master Chief Collection has been strongly felt.

Almost exactly a year after its wildly successful launch on Xbox One (I reviewed it and did plenty of shiny 4K capture on Xbox One X, as you can see here), Red Dead Redemption 2 is finally coming to PC. As you’ll see in the videos below, we tackled

The newly-released Stones of Solace is a free virtual treat—courtesy of developers Dziff and Armel Gibson, with composer Jason Sutherland—eager to make itself a part of your daily routine. Tune in each day for two minutes of serene relaxation and meditative rejuvenation through the power of serene visuals

When I reviewed Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark back in April, one of our readers lamented that this game would be so much better if we could play it on the go. While the game came to Xbox One and PlayStation 4 in August and was met with similar acclaim,