On the journey to Estalucia, the crew of the Grancypher enters the Skydom of Zegagrande. Here, the sky dwellers worship primal beasts as gods, with the religious Avia group sowing fear throughout the land in the name of their faith. When their leader, Lilith, kidnaps Lyria, the captain of the
What if I told you that there’s an extra hour hidden between every day? When the clock hits midnight, time stops, electronics cease to function, and most people transmogrify into eerie coffins. If you could experience this Dark Hour, what would you do? Would you covet this experience only
The beginning of a new year is usually a quiet time for the gaming community, with a few small titles releasing here and there. Sega and RGG Studio have other plans, however, as the 8th mainline entry in the Yakuza/Like a Dragon franchise is coming in hot to start
In the not too distant future, the law is in shambles. In an effort to prove their cases, lawyers on both sides are fabricating evidence and using whatever means they can to win. The truth matters little. However, a group of three lawyers will stand up for both their beliefs
For a game about an abrasive and hard-to-like drunk and his ragtag team of soldiers, Bulletstorm has had a surprisingly long shelf life. After first releasing on consoles in 2011 to relatively great reviews but lackluster sales and some controversy, Bulletstorm managed to remain popular enough that only five years
In the realm of video games, there exists a certain echelon of protagonists that ring fear in the heart of their enemies. They may not be the most talkative, but they don’t need to be, as their actions speak for them. You know the like; Doomguy, Master Chief, and
Pokémon Scarlet & Pokémon Violet tried to reinvent the series, and succeeded in some ways with its open world structure, but largely felt like more of the same in a worse package. The franchise lost its sense of adventure and whimsy somewhere along the way, and we were left with
I grew up on first-person shooter games, but recently I was in a bit of a slump. Nothing appealed to my tastes of open maps, destructible environments, and plenty of gadgets for making plays. Then, The Finals came along. An objective-based FPS game by Embark Studios where almost everything the
