Open World
One Piece: World Seeker
I was excited to play a One Piece Game. I thought, what a fun way to get more into the series. Luffy and his pirate crew seemed like an amazing group ...[Read More]
Outward (Preview)
Outward is an interesting title that contains simplicity with a layer of complication, which makes the adventure just not another open-world role-play...[Read More]
Borderlands 2 VR
Cel-shaded happiness right the hell in your face. What more could you want from 2K’s precious gem of a series? There’s not much more, to be honest. Le...[Read More]
Red Dead Redemption 2
A perfect game. That’s the phrase. It’s a misunderstood phrase amongst most gamers, sometimes an abused phrase amongst some reviewers, but make no mis...[Read More]
Shenmue I & II
When Shenmue first reared its head in my life, I was at Shane Bettenhausen’s house here in Lexington watching an imported version of the game on his S...[Read More]
PixARK (Early Access Impressions)
Oh, good gravy. I can see this game taking away the TROVE and Minecraft folks and putting them in an adventure that is going to last a long time. PixA...[Read More]
L.A. Noire (Nintendo Switch) Review
Before there was the open world experience of gun toting criminals in flashy cars and violence-driven heists, such is the case with Grand Theft Auto V...[Read More]
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (Nintendo Switch) Review
At this point and time, you don’t need me to tell you how absolutely epic Bethesda’s Oblivion follow-up from 2011 is, as The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim a...[Read More]
Assassin’s Creed Origins
There is shaky ground as of late with gamer’s trust in the Assassin’s Creed series. The last one was filled with some broken elements and decent gamep...[Read More]
Yakuza Kiwami Review
I don’t remember Japan being this dangerous when I visited in 2007. I guess I visited the wrong areas. Yakuza Kiwami is an updated remake of the first...[Read More]
Everything
Welcome to the sandbox you’re apart of and that you make happen, as much as it makes you happen. Welcome to Everything. David O’Reilly’s Everything is...[Read More]