Game Reviews

The Sims 4 Werewolves Game Pack released last week and I finally got a chance to sit down and play with it. I was pretty excited to get my hands on the full release after doing a preview of this pack a few weeks ago, which you can check out

Sonic’s first four games on the SEGA Genesis are absolute classics, though these days we’re spoiled for choice on ways to play them. Sonic 1 has been rereleased so many times you can only really go wrong with the GBA port, Sonic 2 has at least 3 ways

Starship Troopers: Terran Command will hit you differently depending on whether you read the incredible and eerie Robert A. Heinlein anti-fascist novel penned in 1959, or the Paul Verhoven satirically self-aware masterpiece of…well, anti-fascism. I highly recommend them both as they are wildly different, but Starship Troopers: Terran Command

If you remember, we really enjoyed Outriders when it was released last year. Sure, it didn’t do anything over the top or innovative in a video game, but it was a generally clean experience that was a lot of fun to play. What was really surprising was the game

Jin Furue’s body has been found for the second time. Six years ago, the left half of his body appeared suddenly on a gameshow livestream with a QR code leading to a strange video embedded in his corpse. In the present, the time of death for Jin’s right

Heaven has been invaded by demons. To combat this, each year the Believers invite sinners from Hell to their paradise for the 10 Days of Judgment. Over the course of these ten days, these sinners, called Neons, kill demons in a contest with the highest ranking Neon earning a year’

Gordian Quest opens as your team approaches the mountain city of Silverkeep. Meant to be a quick stop, you find yourself helping the local head of the military, Captain Rodrick, uncovering that the city is besieged by the undead. Big damned heroes, you decide to work with Roderick to uncover

If Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge is meant to mix old arcade games with modern cartoon iterations, then I’m too disconnected from the modern cartoon elements to notice them. And I’m not satisfied with the arcade game references. Shredder’s Revenge is a competent, addicting beat