Final Fantasy VII is a sacred moniker. It holds precious memories for many, ones on which a brand has been built and expanded upon. When Remake showed up, it found a way to reinvent what was iconic about the original without disrespecting it. That’s a tough thing to do.

Naoki Hamaguchi wasn’t kidding when he said Final Fantasy VII Rebirth would be stuffed to the brim with Gold Saucer level minigames. Well the full game is almost upon us and we will finally get to set foot inside the Gold Saucer itself, where endless entertainment awaits us in

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is truly about to give the Yakuza series a run for its money with the endless buffet of minigames it offers. The most substantial one that you probably already heard of is none other than Queen’s Blood, a collectible card game that takes place on

Unfortunately you can’t import your maxed out Cloud and party from the previous game into Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, as stated in this interview on the official PlayStation Blog. In spite of this, there are a plethora of bonuses that Square Enix is offering players for playing previous versions

Pacific Drive, a one-of-a-kind survival game, released today for the PlayStation 5 and PC. In Pacific Drive, players will hop into their trusty station wagon and explore a hostile region, called the Olympic Exclusion Zone, filled with radiation and hazardous anomalies. When not exploring players will spend time in the

Things get sticky this week as Mike Dunn and Steven Starkey chat with Head Wizard of GooeyCube, Alphinius Goo himself! We talk about how he got into D&D as a young lad, what GooeyCube brings to the table for modern players, and of course, his love-letter to the

Disney Dreamlight Valley is certainly one of the most charming sims out there, and it continues on in the latest update. Given Disney’s unending amount of IP, there’s plenty to chose from, and Monsters Inc is a great addition to the valley. The update arrives February 28th, so

Easily my favorite part of attending cons is the off chance of running into the people behind my favorite stuff. At PAXU ‘22, I got to have a brief chat with Quinn Brander about the then-upcoming Rebuilding Seattle, which I promptly gave a 100 in my review. It was obviously