Game Reviews

Shady Part of Me is the new puzzle platformer from developer Focus Home Interactive that explores loneliness among other themes and is presented in a unique, charming, yet somber way. The game starts with a little girl who, after waking up from a mysterious yet familiar dream, finds herself completely

I have to preface this review with the fact that I am not much of a racing gamer. I remember spending my PS2 days playing a lot of Gran Turismo 3, and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe is always fun, but I’m about as casual as it gets with this

After about a month of waiting to open the thing, I’ve finally made my transition to the next generation with a PlayStation 5. While I’ve spent some time messing around in Bugsnax and a few of the PlayStation 4 games I’ve owned digitally, I’m still waiting

Funerals used to confuse me as a kid. Being raised in a large Catholic family that was close to even those just tangentially related to us, we went to them more often than most. A client of my grampa’s furniture store, my mom’s second cousin, an aunt’s

So I’ve been on a bit of a Bomberman kick these past few months, and you can probably guess why. That said, I do love the feeling of getting a few friends together and trying to beat each other up in an arena, and Ponpu emulates that feeling quite

While a lot of people credit a game like Animal Crossing: New Horizons as getting them through the past few months, I’d say that 2019’s Fitness Boxing was one of my most important games during the pandemic. At a time when the gyms were closed in my area

It is written that humanity will be saved from an invasion of demons by just one man. His unstoppable rage shall be our salvation. He is known as The Slayer, or more commonly… Doom Guy. DOOM has been around a long time, and I’m ashamed to admit that it

I don’t know what it is with 2020, but I feel like I could sum up my social experience with, “I’m not a furry, but…” Seriously, between the western releases of Beastars and BNA: Brand New Animal and me catching up on the comic series Blacksad, I’ve