Game Reviews

The F1 series of games has been the definitive experience of the world’s premier motorsport, with Codemasters having taken up the mantle in 2008. While there’s not much changed between F1 22 and F1 23, this year’s entry in the series still comes packed with plenty for

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie follows Polly’s return home to search for her missing mother in her hometown, Atina. As she arrives, Polly is transported to the Reverie, an intangible realm populated by Aspirations, beings that embody humankind’s hopes, dreams, and boundless intelligence. As the story unfolds, Polly

The Advance Wars games were first unleashed on the public in September 2001 with the release of, you guessed it, Advance Wars. Well, technically it all started back in 1988 as Famicom Wars, but was then introduced to the west in 2001 as Advance Wars for the Game Boy Advance.

If you’re a fan of the beloved Katamari series, you’re in luck because the best game in the franchise is about to be playable on all modern platforms with We Love Katamari REROLL + Royal Reverie! As someone who is fairly new to the franchise, I was a bit

When I think of Warhammer 40K, my mind goes to strategy games. It did start as a tabletop game, after all. For such a rich fictional universe, the franchise only has a few FPS games out right now. Given the overpowered weapons and diverse factions, it would be the perfect

Another Fisherman’s Tale is a short but unique VR puzzle game, based around the increasingly ridiculous tall tales of adventurer Bob, as the player attempts to unravel the story of Bob’s quest to find the lost city of Libertalia. But tall tales always have a hint of the

Everyone knows the powerhouse character-driven JRPGs Persona and the Shin Megami Tensei series, but have you ever heard of The Caligula Effect: Overdose? The FuRyu developed game sets an interesting premise along with a wide cast of diverse characters to present an experience that attempts to reach the heights of

Diablo IV is a challenge to review. While its predecessors have been fairly straightforward affairs, with a linear story and builds that are more dependent on gear drops and loot tables, Diablo IV has a veritable cornucopia of options that are even more plentiful than I could have imagined. Frankly,