Game Reviews

Your controller is the most important tool in your gaming arsenal if you’re a console gamer. I mean, obviously you can use controllers on PC as well, but for console gamers it’s especially important to make sure you’ve got the right controller in your hands. Having the

I’m late to the Job Simulator party, having just completed my first run through nearly seven years after its initial release.  Despite hearing great things about Job Simulator throughout the years and catching a clip or two on YouTube, VR had always been out of my grasp. Fast forward

Before she became Bayonetta, Cereza was an Umbran Witch in training. The child of an Umbra Witch and Lumen Sage, she is a pariah among witches. With her mother in prison, Morgana has taken pity on the young girl and trains her outside the village. One fateful night, Cereza receives

When booting up Ragnarock for the first time you get a warning that playing the game can be quite an intense workout and as such you should prepare yourself and take frequent breaks. Of course, I scoffed at this warning. “How could a game about drumming be that much of

The character action genre has mostly been restricted to the AAA space since the term first emerged. Games like Kingdom Hearts, Devil May Cry, and Hi-Fi Rush have deep, expansive movesets for players to express themselves with. There have been smaller titles that fit into the genre, like Ultrakill and

Look, I’m easy to please; throw a VR unit on my head, slap some virtual guns in my hands, and let me go town on a few enemies and I’m happy. The Dark Pictures: Switchback VR does exactly that, so I had a blast with the game. The

Octopath Traveler is all about the journey. You may start your adventure alone, but you’ll quickly be joined by stalwart allies – each with their own story and path to travel. Every character’s arc serves as a short story of a sort, but I don’t think that’s

I’m a huge fan of the rhythm-based video game genre, having played Guitar Hero and Rock Band ever since their initial release – in fact, I still throw on these games when I have get-togethers. So, to say that I was excited to try out Unplugged is an understatement. Guitar