Something weird is happening in Inkopolis Square. Inklings and Octolings are spacing out and not coming back to reality. The Square is becoming a bit of a ghost town now, without the usual noise of turf war. Turns out, their souls are being sucked into a virtual reality called the

Platformers are perhaps the purest genre of video games. It’s just you, the challenge the developers have set before you, and an assortment of tools to overcome it. Sure, there may be baddies to bash along the way sometimes, but for the most part any “combat” is really just

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I was there when Skull & Bones was announced at E3 of 2017. I was there to go hands-on with the game in 2018 (you can see that right here). It only seemed appropriate that I be the one to take to the high seas to review Skull & Bones