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170 flavors of fun — Warriors Orochi 4 review

Everyone has that one series they love that gets released seemingly annually. Whether it be Call of Duty, Madden, or even Hyperdimension Neptunia, there’s always comfort in familiarity. For

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 6 Nov 2018

170 flavors of fun — Warriors Orochi 4 review

What we play in the shadows — Castlevania Requiem: Symphony of the Night & Rondo of Blood review

Some classic games can be played over and over without losing their luster, some should be returned to once in a while to remember what makes them great, and others

By Bryan Lawver

/ 5 Nov 2018

What we play in the shadows — Castlevania Requiem: Symphony of the Night & Rondo of Blood review

Take cover — Heavy Fire: Red Shadow review

Have you ever played a shooter that has the inevitable turret sequence, and you think it’s fun and exciting for a few minutes as the game shuttles you through

By Nathan Anstadt

/ 5 Nov 2018

Take cover — Heavy Fire: Red Shadow review

Heed the call — Call of Cthulhu review

Call of Cthulhu is a slow burn horror/detective RPG. There isn’t a horde of monsters or jumpscares interrupting the gameplay every couple minutes. No, instead it relies on

By Austin Fern

/ 30 Oct 2018

Solve the puzzle for mommy, Jason — Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle review

The horror genre has grown over the years, covering a variety of mediums, including television, movies, video games, books, and more. Sometimes this genre is given a bit of a

By Codi Spence

/ 29 Oct 2018

Solve the puzzle for mommy, Jason — Friday the 13th: Killer Puzzle review

“Ace in the hole” – Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales review

At E3 a few years ago, the CD Projekt Red team showed off a version of Gwent: The Witcher Card game, which included a single-player mode that featured a story,

By Travis Northup

/ 28 Oct 2018

“Ace in the hole” – Thronebreaker: The Witcher Tales review

Tell me who you are and who you were — The World Ends With You: Final Remix review

It’s hard to believe that it’s been twelve years since Neku first stepped onto the streets of Shibuya and entered the Reaper’s Game. While The World Ends

By A Kay Purcell

/ 27 Oct 2018

Tell me who you are and who you were — The World Ends With You: Final Remix review

Reborn and revitalized — SoulCalibur VI review

Although unquestionably a genre staple, SoulCalibur has been on the quiet side for the better part of the decade. The lukewarm reception of SoulCalibur V and Bandai Namco’s unsuccessful

By Lawrence Le

/ 27 Oct 2018

Reborn and revitalized — SoulCalibur VI review

How a game almost ruined my long-term friendships — Joggernauts review

I’m a big fan of couch multiplayer, and local co-op games have been coming out in full swing lately. Whether I’m barking orders in Lovers in a Dangerous

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 26 Oct 2018

How a game almost ruined my long-term friendships — Joggernauts review

“Where the leather is scarred, there is a great story to tell” — Red Dead Redemption 2 review

There is nothing more synonymous with America than the cowboy. The cowboy was the foundation of our country, living hard and dirty off the land. The iconic rough rider, astride

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Oct 2018

“Where the leather is scarred, there is a great story to tell” — Red Dead Redemption 2 review

Luigi-pers creepers — Luigi’s Mansion review

Gather around little girls and boys, for the night approaches and with it comes the pale moon. On the night of the pale moon, we recall a tale of horror

By Patrick Rost

/ 24 Oct 2018

Luigi-pers creepers — Luigi’s Mansion review

Surprisingly sweet — Kero Blaster review

Initially, I didn’t really expect much out of Kero Blaster. I’ve heard a lot of praise from those who came from playing the developer’s previous work, Cave

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 24 Oct 2018

Surprisingly sweet — Kero Blaster review

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