Rhythm games are an interesting combination of music appreciation and pattern recognition. They branch outside the realm of typical games like action adventures, platformers, sports, and more. Depending on the
Ever since it was announced, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has been the subject of rampant speculation. Some people were worried that it would be too much like Dark Souls and
It must be difficult to make a roguelike that stays feeling fresh when the whole concept is based around repetition. It’s not enough to design a fun combat system,
If there’s one thing Nintendo fans have been clamoring for, it’s extra downloadable content for the Switch’s premiere Mario title. After all, being immersed once more in
Arcade fighters have been a staple of the gaming industry for a long time. From Street Fighter to Tekken to Mortal Kombat and much more; this genre has offered players
Golf has always been a relaxing pastime, in both real life and in video games. Puzzles are relaxing as well, so why not combine the two?
Golf Peaks is an
Some games have open worlds to explore, others have linear routes, and some let you make your own path. Agartha takes the phrase “carve your own path” very literally, since
From the triumphant return of Sonic to the unexpected reappearance of Bubsy, it seems that these past few years have been a renaissance for 90s mascots. An unlikely duo in
When we reviewed ChromaGun last year, we referred to it as a “poor man’s Portal.” Now that it’s been released for PlayStation VR, I can safely say that
Like most young children at the time, I had an irrational fear of the dark. (If you didn’t feel scared when your feet were sticking out of your blanket,
