Game Reviews

DOOM Eternal is bigger and better than DOOM (2016) in every way. It’s fast, bloody, difficult, and hellishly fun. I enjoyed DOOM (2016) but I don’t think I could ever go back. DOOM Eternal adds some much-needed depth to the arena-style shooting and I just can’t get

Resident Evil 2 was easily one of my favorite titles of 2019, and that’s not just because the original Resident Evil 2 was my favorite in the series. It took a classic and evolved it, improving on the story and gameplay while creating a genuinely terrifying experience filled with

It’s a bit of inside baseball, but game journalists get pitched a lot of games to review, and it takes something special to catch our eye. Familiar refrains like rogue-lite, MOBA, battle royale, and Metroidvania all get the words “with a twist” tacked onto the end, but rarely is

Each time I started up Bless Unleashed, I could feel my time and energy being sucked away. Now, MMO’s are famous for being time sinks – I’ve been playing Final Fantasy XIV since 1.0 launched in 2010 and I don’t plan on stopping any time soon – but

As someone who would die on the hill that DMC: Devil May Cry is the best Devil May Cry game, I could not be more happy to see Ninja Theory returning to its brawler roots with Bleeding Edge, a self-proclaimed “hero brawler” that pits a diverse cast of characters against

It’s hard to believe that it’s been eight years since Animal Crossing: New Leaf first released in Japan. Eight years seems like a very long time between installments, but Animal Crossing fans have, almost universally, agreed that this was well worth the wait. New Horizons is loaded with

Yakuza 0 is my first experience with a Yakuza game and I’m excited to play the rest in the series because this is an incredible experience. Fun action mixed with a variety of side quests and mini-games come together to create an incredible game that’s hard to put

Bubble Bobble has always been a strange game for me. You blow bubbles onto enemies then pop them with the spikes on your cute little dragon back. Ever since its first iteration in arcades in 1986, it has allowed you to play with a partner, but Bubble Bobble 4 Friends