Game Reviews

Drova: Forsaken Kin is a dark fantasy action RPG with hints of Celtic mythology. You must learn to survive in a harsh new reality while also earning the trust of one of two factions. I had a mostly positive experience playing. While some parts of Drova exceeded my expectations, there

With such a brief playtime of 3 hours, it’s hard to really dive into what makes Neva so special as a video game. Densely packed with symbolism and meaning, painted with stunning visuals, and tied together with delicate yet forceful motions in its gameplay, Nomada has once again created

Hyrule’s princess has been kidnapped. Again. The demon king Ganon lies in wait for a hero to come and rescue Zelda, and thankfully Link is once again up to the task. However, upon Ganon’s defeat, a rift opens up beneath the hero, swallowing him just as he frees

Black Sun Productions’ Metamorphosis VR features the adventure story of Gregor Samsa, a man who is transformed into an insect – a cockroach to be specific, and then must navigate an imposing human-sized world where everyday objects are used for bug purposes. He must solve puzzles, navigate obstacles, and interact with

I’ve been reviewing Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader – Void Shadows, the expansion to the absolutely INCREDIBLE Rogue Trader, but…I just don’t know where to stop. Frankly, I could spend the rest of the entire year playing it continuously and still not even scratch the surface of everything here.

When Starfield launched last year, it was met with praise and derision alike. People going into the game expecting a typical Bethesda experience were met with a title that was something like that on the surface, but dig a little deeper and you find a game that’s more about

From all the way back to the Atari 2600, where two blocks danced around the ring, to the halcyon days of the various Fight Night titles, Creed: Rise to Glory in VR, and Punch-Out for NES, SNES, and Switch, we’ve been chasing the sweet science, waiting for the game

Do you believe in the power of fiction? That stories can change not just hearts and minds, but the world itself? Everyone has dreams, but are these, too, destined to be mere fantasy? These are the questions Metaphor: ReFantazio asks, the latest title from ATLUS, creators of the Shin Megami