PlayStation 4
Heavy Fire: Red Shadow
A good part of reviewing games is understanding the intentions of the game when it is being made. It’s a complicated element to reviewing, one that is...[Read More]
Omen of Sorrow
I first heard about Omen of Sorrow by playing it at a kiosk in a local Gamestop. This was probably six months ago, but the game just released this mon...[Read More]
Fallout 76 Review: From the One Who Enjoys the Game
I would like to preface this review by saying that this is going to come off as a defense of a game that has received a plethora of criticism from oth...[Read More]
Steep – X Games
A year or so ago, I reviewed Steep from Ubisoft Annecy and had a pleasant time reminiscing about how much fun winter games can be. I even had some SSX...[Read More]
Hitman 2
Since 2000’s Hitman: Codename 47, the core premise of Agent 47’s covert undertakings have undergone little change. The bald and barcode-ta...[Read More]
Knowledge is Power – Decades
Wish Studios has brought out another edition of their Knowledge is Power game that they introduced to the PlayLink family less than a year ago. If you...[Read More]
Chimparty
NapNok’s Chimparty has made it to the PlayLink family and with it the first installment of a Mario Party-esque gaming experience. Is it as good as Mar...[Read More]
Déraciné
Déraciné is narrative adventure featuring wholesome children, sinister undertones, and a projection of selflessness as the ultimate virtue. Depending ...[Read More]
Tetris Effect
Tetris’ sin was being born perfect. Since Alexey Pajitnov’s magnum opus made it to Game Boy, countless sequels and alternations have follo...[Read More]
Taiko no Tatsujin: Drum Session!
Taiko no Tatsujin is a rhythm game progenitor with sporadic appearances on this side of the planet. Forged in the Japanese arcade scene, the first con...[Read More]
Lego DC Super-Villains
The latest installment of Lego games is here and it’s as ridiculous as ever. Lego DC Supervillains is another great creation from the people at Travel...[Read More]
GRIP: Combat Racing
GRIP: Combat Racing is defined by its effusive devotion to Rollcage and its sequel Rollcage Stage II. It is excellent at replicating Rollcage without ...[Read More]