Game Reviews

It truly is a shame the internet decided to hate Forspoken before it even released, because it’s a fantastic game. You can read our review of the base game here, but in short, it’s a fast-paced action game with amazing movement mechanics. The story was a bit played

The Lord of the Rings is one of those IPs people are very divided on. While we want to see more of a universe that has engrossed us for decades, some want it left alone. I can’t blame anyone, for every LOTR original trilogy you get a The Hobbit

Inscryption, much like the Blair Witch Project in the realm of horror cinema, emerges as a captivating and atmospheric masterpiece within the genre of deck-building video games. Just as the Blair Witch Project revolutionized found-footage horror movies, this video game pushes the boundaries of its genre, delivering an authentic and

This is a joint review by Henry Viola and Mindful Phill. Henry Viola The Lego name is one of the most widespread and well-known brands out there, and these beloved building blocks are loved not only by children but adults as well. So it only makes sense that developer Visual

Star Trek is and has always been a human drama. It takes place in space, it’s full of jargon both real and imaginary, but from its start in 1966 all the way through to the conclusion of the most recent entry in 2023’s Star Trek: Picard, this series

The Shadow Warrior franchise has been around for quite some time, with its first entry, Shadow Warrior, releasing all the way back in 1997. Since then, the series has seen multiple publishers, expansions, and a recent 2013 reboot. Given the series’ quarter-of-a-century-long existence, you would think the Shadow Warrior formula

I’ve heard a lot of bluster from developers about how choices in their game matter. A lot of the time, players are given two choices, both of which lead to the same ending. It’s the illusion of choice, where your mistakes were inevitable because your path was predetermined.

There’s a philosophical concept called the Ship of Theseus that I enjoy thinking about. Essentially, it asks that, if you have a ship and replace every single part of it over time due to wear and tear, is it still the same ship? If you save all the old