Game Reviews

While most of the world hunts monsters for protection and use in daily life, in a corner of the wilderness lies a settlement of people who live in harmony with monsters. These Riders work together with their Monsties in tasks big and small. Both walks of life lived apart, yet

Sitting atop the throne of God, you wonder how your journey here could have gone differently. Who’s lives could you have saved or ended? Could new powers have allowed you to further assert your will? Or would share the burden with others? Such musings can be dangerous for a

El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron is one of those games I’ve always meant to play. It’s an artsy action game that’s a loose adaptation of the book of Enoch from Judaism, which sounds exactly up my alley. It was on the PS3 and 360 back in

Long ago, in a small part of the Mushroom Kingdom, there was a beautiful city, made of stone and marble. However, a terrible calamity struck the town, and it sank beneath the waves. One thousand years later, a hive of scum and villainy has risen in its place: Rogueport. Princess

Action RPGs can be a dime a dozen. For every Breath of the Wild, you find an Oceanhorn that might imitate it well, but isn’t the same. I don’t mean to open this review negatively, but that is the case in a lot of platform storefronts. What you

Wizardry: Proving Ground of the Mad Overlord inhabits an odd space in the library of deluxe remasters. On the one hand, it’s a laudable project that makes a worthwhile contribution to discourse around computer RPG design. Designed in 1981, one year after Pac Man and seven before the first

Ghost of Tsushima is a very special game to me. Not only do I remember the hype and being excited to see the furthering of Sucker Punch Productions as a stellar studio, it was the first video I ever did for GameStop TV. I have the collector’s edition, and

MLB The Show 24 is the latest in San Diego Studio’s annual release of their renowned baseball sim series that continues to elevate the studio’s status as one of the most consistent sports series in the industry. Last year, I was fortunate enough to review MLB The Show