PlayStation 5
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review
“Oh yeah,” I thought as I had to crouch to go under a door, “I’m ten feet tall.” Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora asks playe...[Read More]
The Talos Principle II Review
Eventually I will return to The Witness. The 2016 all-encompassing puzzle game consumed me for a couple weeks upon release. I think it was that moment...[Read More]
Gangs of Sherwood Review
One benefit of cooperative play is that we can often ignore certain pressing issues which affect the quality of an otherwise lackluster game. When you...[Read More]
Loot River Review
Loot River is one of the first games of its type that I’ve played in quite awhile. A few days ago`when writing a prior review, the difference be...[Read More]
Calico Review (PS5)
Customization, crafting, collecting, and questing are a set of gameplay tasks that when done right go well together. When you add cats, crows, and cre...[Read More]
Trinity Fusion Review
As I mentioned recently in my review of Have a Nice Death, the beating heart of a great (or at least competent) roguelite often reverberates in its fi...[Read More]
Have a Nice Death Review (PS5)
After nearly a year of PC and Switch exclusivity, Have a Nice Death is finally arriving to PlayStation and Xbox consoles. Since its reveal, Have a Nic...[Read More]
Cookie Cutter Review
Cookie Cutter‘s brazen attitude towards violence, sexuality, and legibility is one of its crowning strengths. Few games have insisted upon bathi...[Read More]
SteamWorld Build Review
Whether it be theme park or simulated city, there is an allure to micro-managing hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of virtual people. For all inte...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Review
Death and taxes. And Call of Duty. There are so few certainties in this brief life of ours. Perhaps with equal guarantee is the polarizing deluge of o...[Read More]
The Invincible Review
Unlike the open-ended, Delilah-less finale of Firewatch, I wasn’t disappointed when my choices made in The Invincible caused me not to cross pat...[Read More]
Berzerk: Recharged Review (PS5)
Publisher Atari and developer SneakyBox are bringing back a classic 80s Atari arcade gaming experience that quite frankly scared the ever-loving shit ...[Read More]