Game Reviews

Ultros undoubtedly stands out. With its radical visual style and a horde of unusual subsystems, you won’t be confusing it with the mountain of other games “like Metroid” available these days. Those distinctive flairs are Ultros’s greatest strengths and its greatest weaknesses. Ultros cleverly reinterprets a familiar game

Another Code: Recollection is an “enhanced” version of the original 2005 Nintendo DS game, Another Code: Two Memories and the 2009 Wii game, Another Code: R. The latter was never widely released in North America. You take the role of Ashley Robins, a young girl who has a knack for

Who says the rules aren’t meant to be broken? In Balatro, you’ll be putting together a deck of cards to build a monstrous poker hand to rack up a high score to defeat each blind, with the help of some whimsical Jokers along the way. Sure you might

Super Earth: a bastion of freedom, and home to a beautiful society of democracy. But enemies of peace lurk in the corners of the galaxy, plotting the demise of our way of life. When liberty is on the line, the Helldivers step up to protect freedom. With the galaxy at

I’ve never worked in live TV, but I have helped out with live productions staged by local theatres and have seen how chaotic the backstage world can be in order to ensure that what the audience sees remains flawless.  If Not for Broadcast VR is any indication of the

Hero shooters are a dime a dozen these days, so one really needs to stand out to even grab any attention from players. Foamstars’ bizarre world of Bath Vegas certainly does that, with a party atmosphere keeping everything fun and lighthearted. The party’s still just getting started, but will

I grew up in the heyday of Tomb Raider. I distinctly remember the first entry releasing on the PS1 in 1996 and being utterly blown away by what was then an unparalleled 3D experience. Just a year later Tomb Raider II released and was heralded as not only worthy of

Fighting games often struggle with things that are fundamental to justifying their existence. They need to balance simplicity to gain new players while adding complexities to keep the hardcore audience invested. Sequels and revisions need to change things up, yet not so much that it alienates fans of the last