Action Adventure
Fallout 76: Burning Springs Preview
The longevity of Fallout 76 has been something to admire. What is, essentially, the only non-Starfield game we’ve received from Bethesda in the ...[Read More]
Ghost of Yōtei Review
At what point do we wish to abandon reality and blissfully exist inside a game’s world? No matter how fantastical or violent or absurd or realis...[Read More]
Yakuza 0: Director’s Cut (Nintendo Switch 2) Review
Back when I reviewed Yakuza Kiwami on the Nintendo Switch, I was enamored by Ryu Ga Gotoku’s (RGG’s) successful attempt in porting many Yakuza players...[Read More]
The Plucky Squire Review
Shortly into my adventure with Jot in The Plucky Squire, I was tasked by the wizard Moonbeard to retrieve some wax from local honeybee Benny Bee to cr...[Read More]
Quest Master (PC) Chumps Preview
Chumps Preview is a special kind of post where we unofficially preview games in Early Access, Beta, or are otherwise “unfinished.” This kind of previe...[Read More]
Hauntii Review
Hauntii is one of those wonderful games that isn’t overshadowed by its intoxicating aesthetic. Undoubtedly, Moonloop Games’ debut title is...[Read More]
The Last of Us Part II Remastered
The Last of Us holds an incredibly special place in my heart. Last Christmas (2022), I played The Last of Us Part II on my PS5. My friend Gavin warned...[Read More]
Somerville Review
Somerville is at its best when dialing up the action. That’s a strange sentiment for a title that hinges so delicately on its association with P...[Read More]
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores Review
Horizon Forbidden West: Burning Shores is an excellent epilogue to 2022’s standout sequel. While not hugely revelatory with its story, Burning S...[Read More]
Jedi: Survivor Preview
2019’s Jedi: Fallen Order was somewhat of a renaissance moment for EA’s Star Wars games. It boasted a spectacular action-packed ...[Read More]
Gotham Knights
The shadow cast by the Arkham games looms heavily over Gotham Knights‘ opening hours, often bleeding into the entire game. It’s been seven...[Read More]
No Place for Bravery
“Sing, oh Muse, the folly of Thorn, son of Dewr, who lived by the blade.” No Place for Bravery opens with this line, a throaty chant and b...[Read More]