Action Adventure
Marvel’s Wolverine Review
Like many children of the 90s, I’ve grown up with Hugh Jackman as the quintessential Wolverine. From his 2000 debut in X-Men to his surprise dual-prot...[Read More]
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review
Onimusha: Way of the Sword was not the game I thought it would be. When those expectations are shattered, it can often be hard to acclimate and readju...[Read More]
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy constantly builds on its own momentum. The game is a kinetic one, yet that adjective isn’t merely applicable to ...[Read More]
Mortal Shell II Review
Mortal Shell and Lies of P are two of my biggest blind spots in the vast ocean of Soulslike games that have claimed a relatively large mindshare for t...[Read More]
Echoes of Aincrad Review (PS5)
I was never a huge fan of Sword Art Online, as the gameplay always felt a bit draggy and mundane, but I do think the latest release is a huge step for...[Read More]
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review
Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag is the last numbered entry in Ubisoft’s long-running series–a fact I’ve always felt has carrie...[Read More]
Buffet Knight – Decadent Full Course
A hero that eats, spits out their food, and saves the day. I have seen this before somewhere. Buffet Knight – Decadent Full Course from developer Nowi...[Read More]
Mina the Hollower Review (PC)
Does anyone ever feel like difficulty should be an afterthought, and games should be driven by fun and the feeling of progression? Just me? Cool. Mina...[Read More]
Minishoot’ Adventures Review
Imitation being the sincerest form of flattery is a crutch many would happily lean on. When you can rely on an established or classic formula, youR...[Read More]
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]