PlayStation 4
The Personal Journey of Assassin’s Creed Odyssey
When you’ve only played six hours of a game that could reach well beyond 50 hours, you don’t want to rush judgement. And let’s be ho...[Read More]
For Honor: Marching Fire Preview
Much like its warriors who have blazed a bloody trail through countless battlefields, For Honor is a ferocious being that can’t be tamed. The pr...[Read More]
Pato Box
Everything that you need to know about Pato Box is in its title. The title itself, which literally translates to “duck box” or “boxing duck,” is the f...[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]
Rainbow Six Siege: Operation Grim Sky Preview
Is it possible to enjoy a game while still being terrible at it? Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege puts that question to the test for me. I’v...[Read More]
Dragon Quest XI: Echoes of an Elusive Age
Way back in the PlayStation 2 days, I explored a Dragon Quest game like no other — Dragon Quest VIII. It was a fun distraction on a holiday trip to th...[Read More]
Donut County
Press X Button to Deploy Hole. Raccoons enjoy garbage but are not arbiters of what is and is not garbage. Their fondness for trash theft and their def...[Read More]
Yakuza Kiwami 2
Yakuza 2 was the game where you could punch a tiger in the face. Its 2008 release to the PlayStation 2, while a pleasant gesture from Sega, was buried...[Read More]
Transference Preview: Broken Homes and Bent Reality
In fifteen minutes Transference had firmly planted itself in my mind. My stomach was lurching and I was swiftly turning my head at the slightest sugge...[Read More]
Guacamelee! 2
Guacamelee! delivered a piledriver to metroidvania’s modern revival. Games like Shadow Complex, Dust: An Elysian Tail, and Insanely Twisted Shad...[Read More]
Madden NFL 19
Oh, Madden, my Madden. Every year we receive Madden codes for review, and every year there is something a little bit different about the offense/defen...[Read More]
Dead Cells
Dead Cells radiates confidence. It’s felt inside of its levels, a metroidvanian network of procedural generation that feels both distinctive and...[Read More]