Game Reviews

When you play a JRPG, it is very hard to be surprised or shocked anymore. There is bound to be a few barely dressed women adventuring in epic fashion while maintaining a confused, ditzy worldview. There is very likely a game-within-a-game aspect to the storytelling, or at the very least

Elder Scrolls Online has been around for a long time now, and has become one of the better MMORPG experiences available, especially on console. The success has come through a steady build-up of the game’s mechanics and world through DLC releases, with each giving some modicum of game improvement

Falcon Age has one of the strongest pitches I’ve ever heard for a game: You play as an indigenous woman imprisoned by colonizers who escapes captivity to fight back against her oppressors. Along the way, you learn more about the culture that was stolen from you and fight to

Dragon’s Dogma isn’t a new game, but seven years after its initial release, there’s still nothing else like it. Recently released on the Nintendo Switch, Dragon’s Dogma: Dark Arisen gives the game yet another chance to finally get the audience its fans have been insisting it

The Helios—Nikola Tesla’s Art Deco-inspired, retrofuturistic megaship—sits on international waters awaiting the arrival of Rose Archer, a concerned sister and journalist ill-prepared for the many horrors and mysteries lurking inside. It’s a killer premise for this narrative-driven, horror-adventure, but while Tesla has a lot in store

Former president of Nintendo of America Reggie Fils-Aimé famously said two years ago, “The game is fun. The game is a battle. If it’s not fun, why bother? If it’s not a battle, where’s the fun?” While he was referring to the Nintendo Switch at the time,

Puzzle-RPGs are a weird mix of genres that seems to work pretty well. From Puzzle Quest to Puzzle and Dragons, the pseudo-match three mechanics create a pretty fun time that will engross you for hours. Rose City Games’ The World Next Door aims to take this premise and create an

Life has its ups and downs, things change, and we even begin to wonder what it all means. This reflection can be good for us as it allows us to decompress and even learn. Relaxation techniques coupled with this thoughtful insight can do wonders, so why not create a gaming