Game Reviews

Freedom. It’s a funny concept that can mean a lot of different things, based on your perspective. For those that have grown up in the United States, it’s even something that you might take for granted as you’ve never known anything else. As the world advances, and

The Nintendo Switch launched in March of 2017. I played a bunch of action games, puzzle titles, and a few racers, but let’s face it — the Nintendo Switch was practically made for tactical games. Developer Stoic recognized the opportunity to bring their tactical title, The Banner Saga to life

Shio, from Shanghai-based Coconut Island Games, takes a bold step into the crowded platformer genre and manages to be something quite interesting despite a few missteps along the way. Shio released on Steam in May 2017 and is just now finding its way to PS4, and confidently sits alongside recent

Everyone knows what this is. It’s Mega Man! You jump, you shoot, you fail to keep Dr. Wily locked up permanently. It’s been a good time for thirty years. Over the past few years, Capcom has released two different Legacy Collections with all of the 10 “original series”

When I hear the words Dodgeball, I think back to my high school days; the smell of the school gym, the sound the rubber balls made on the floor, and the built up rage behind each jock and bullies eyes as they full on sprinted towards the line of circular

I grew up watching Star Trek. I slogged through the hammy three season original series, sure, but it was Star Trek: The Next Generation that got me hooked. It is the first and only syndicated television series ever to be nominated for a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series,

As much as I love spending hours on end playing Super Mario Odyssey or Pokken Tournament DX on my Switch, I love playing short, pick up and play games when I’m on the go. Superbeat: Xonic and Graceful Explosion Machine are my mainstays when I have a few minutes

I’m surprised at the variety of racing games on the Switch these days. Other than the obvious reference to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, we’ve got games from fellow Switch exclusive Gear.Club Unlimited to the surprisingly fun Cars 3 Driven to Win. Nothing quite beats simple, however, and