Playstation Previews

Survival horror games have a special place in my heart, especially ones that pushed the genre forward. Alone in the Dark is an upcoming single player survival horror adventure game built with Unreal Engine 4 that serves as a reimagining of the original, which came out back in 1992. The

Recently, I was invited to New York City to play around five hours of the upcoming Final Fantasy XVI. I am a massive fan of FF and had high hopes for XVI. From the little I’ve allowed myself to watch of trailers and gameplay, it looks like an RPG

Crash Bandicoot doesn’t exactly seem like the IP to make a competitive team game around, but it can work surprisingly well. We got the opportunity to play the Crash Team Rumble beta before the full game releases, and while the player count is unfortunately small, there is a lot

Ascendant Studios has been keeping a secret – a big one. Formed five years ago, they’ve been quietly working diligently on their first game, Immortals of Aveum. Announced at The Game Awards late last year, nobody expected this game to arrive any time soon. Well, surprise! Not only is gameplay

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order was an absolute triumph, providing a excellent story, combined with elements from quite a few equally great games. Combining a Soulslike-lite combat system with a Metroid exploration and map system proved to be a tasty combination – something I extolled at length in my review. Respawn

Dead Island 2 is something, man. I don’t think anyone expected this one to ever be released. Now here we are, three studios and almost nine years later and they kind of jumped us with this one. All the sudden, a few listings popped up last year and revealed

I’m a big Sherlock Holmes fan, and you may remember how much I enjoyed the most recent release, Chapter One (my review here). While this one started our detective on his merry way, the newest chapter in the series will seek to break him only years later, and it’

We all look at trailers for cutesy games and think they look nice, but we don’t always jump at the opportunity to play them. Tchia (pronounced “ch-EE-ya”) was on my radar, but I think I probably fell into my above trap – it’s on my list, but far enough