Game Reviews

One year after the events of Tales of Arise, tensions between Renans and Dahnans still run high. The twin worlds merging is seen less as an entirely new world and more as Dahna simply absorbing Rena, with Alphen seen as the destroyer of Lenegis or the savior of Dahna. Alphen

Modern Warfare III followed in its predecessors footsteps in being another marred by developmental issues, mainly in that Sledgehammer had to cobble this one together in record time: 16 months It helps when, for the first time, we’re getting a direct sequel, so assets and engines can be reused,

Returning as a Phantom Thief with the old gang to conquer a palace was the last thing I thought would happen when jumping into the groovy little world of Persona 5 Tactica.  The action-packed RPG proves that Persona 5 spin-offs can carry their weight with engaging stories while throwing a

Everything in Teardown is destructible. That’s not an exaggeration, the game is made of voxels which, in essence, makes all terrain, furniture, objects, and buildings destructible and movable provided you have the right tools. It’s some very cool tech, but surprisingly hasn’t seen much interesting use. Teardown

I love everything about WarioWare: Move It! except for actually playing it. That sounds bad, and in some ways it is, yet that’s also kind of the point. WarioWare games aim to discombobulate – they rapid-fire seconds-long “microgames” in a constant barrage meant to keep you on your toes and

Fashion is one of my favorite parts of gaming. From appreciating cool character designs to Final Fantasy XIV’s Glamour endgame, creating an outfit for every situation is just fun. This is especially true as someone who doesn’t currently engage with fashion much in real life. It certainly helps

Solving puzzles in VR is the whole reason I love virtual reality in the first place. The tactile nature of it, picking up objects and manipulating them in virtual space, and then physically using them to interact with the environment makes for the best gameplay experience money can buy. You

Slamming figures together was a staple of toys back in the 90s and 2000s. Jump forward a couple decades and we’ve reached the point where companies realize they can weaponize this in the form of games like Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2. A sequel to the seemingly successful crossover game