Game Reviews

Grief can be a very complicated emotion, I’ve thought a lot about it in the past few years. Especially when someone close to you passes away, in the moment it feels like you’ll never be okay again, that the feeling will never go away. And that’s true.

Being in the crime business is hard. The economics of running an evil empire never gets easier, and sometimes it means 17 years between outings. As we all know, evil never sleeps, so it’s time once again to build up our empire and put those do-gooders in their places.

If there’s a shining example of why we need to cut the rope and let the previous generation die in favor of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, it’s Marvel’s Avengers. Riddled with last-gen framerate and resolution issues, as well as a myriad of bugs, the

Look, it’s going to be near-impossible to refrain from comparing Kaze and the Wild Masks to the Donkey Kong Country series, so I’m going to right here. That said, the game does a wonderful job adapting the challenging (and sometimes unfair) gameplay of the SNES titles and giving

And now for something completely different! You’ve likely read our review for the magnificent surprise that is Immortals: Fenyx Rising, or the first DLC (our review) which expanded on the story of Fenyx and the events that unfolded after her conflict with the god Typhon. Well, Ubisoft threw us

Good golly gosh, Halcyon Helen has been murdered! The Aetherwave starlet was found dead in the ballroom of the Grand Colonial Hotel just before the unveiling of Rizzo’s Spectrum Brown. Authorities have contacted Captain Hawthorne of the Unreliable, AKA the schmuck who happened to be passing by, to investigate

You already know how this story ends. A pig farmer who disposes of bodies for the mob wants out, and the mob only has one way they sever ties. Adios is a series of conversational vingets between the pig farmer and the hitman who will kill him when the day

Farming simulations, regardless of the developer, all generally start the same: you inherit a dilapidated farm from a family member, and set to work getting back to basics as you build your own agricultural empire. Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town follows this same basic idea, except this time