Game Reviews

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

For us, Senua’s journey began back in 2017, but her battle had raged on long before we were able to meet her. In Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, we got to see how Senua fought for the soul of her lover who had been brutally murdered when raiders came to

One thousand years after everything ended, only one human remains alive. There are many of her, but the original is known as ALLMOTHER. Her sisters live apart from her in the Orchard, serving Her Grace in hopes of one day being called to see her. However, nothing in this society

I really wanted to love Endless Ocean Luminous. I’ve always been interested in the series, but never got around to it, so this newest entry seemed like the perfect time. Unfortunately, Luminous seems to be lacking a lot of the charm and features that made the original games special.

Having grown up in the late 80s and 90s, I have a soft spot for outrageously hard, borderline impossible, NES and SNES period video games. Cyber Citizen Shockman 3: A Princess from Another World certainly fits snugly into that category, offering a wild retro ride through a series of increasingly

If you asked me to make a wishlist of games I’d love to see get the budget and time to bring to life for a new audience, Homeworld is near the top of that list. Relic Entertainment created the first two titles, but the series has lain dormant since

I love kitty cats. I’ve been a cat person since I was little, and my family has had several over the years. They’re family. It’s always cool to find a game that speaks to me on the market, and Little Kitty, Big City was definitely that. Now

It’s still strange to be playing Xbox games on PlayStation. Not because they run poorly or look bad. In fact it’s actually the opposite—Sea of Thieves is incredible on PS5. So much so it might be the best console version now. It runs at a consistent 60