When I first played Horizon Forbidden West back in 2022, somehow it just didn’t click with me. I adored the first game and this was a bigger, better version of that. It’s a finely crafted experience and a worthy sequel, but at the time I just wasn’t

It’s not everyday you get a chance to revisit the past. Alpha Protocol is a cult classic to me, a game I remember fondly, but one I didn’t want to find a console copy of and pull out old hardware to complete it given I never finished the

While you may think you know all the details of Rebirth Island from it’s arrival almost five years ago, things have changed a little bit. Similar to Fortunes Keep, the devs at Beenox have put their stamp on this Warzone map, and bringing it into this current version of

My first game console had wood grain. If you can immediately bring to mind exactly what I’m talking about, you likely owned an Atari 2600. You might be interested to know that it was far from Atari’s first foray into the 8-bit market, though. For that, you’ll

We are reaching the point where things are heating up in the space sim and flight genres, and the next few years offer some very heavy hitters that have PC gamers interested in better flight controls once again. Whether you’re excited about Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, the multitude of

There’s something about leather that just hits in a different way than a lot of other materials. Maybe it’s the feeling of luxury associated with it, or maybe it’s because it looks great and feels even better. GRAMS28 knows this, as they’ve designed all their products

Disney Lorcana is a trading card game from publisher Ravensburger that features everyone’s favorite Disney characters. If you are brand new to the game, you can check out our original review here. With Chapter 3, Into the Inklands, Ravensburger is shaking Lorcana up with new Location type cards. The

It is quite hard to differentiate from the crowded “punishingly difficult third-person action RPG” genre, but Deathbound manages to do so in strides. Striking a great balance between familiarity and novelty, Deathbound proves that it doesn’t take a reinvention of the genre to be good – just confident game design