PlayStation 5
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review
Capcom is synonymous with fighting games. Street Fighter has cemented itself as one of gaming’s greats, matched in staying power and fame only b...[Read More]
Labyrinth of the Demon King Review (PS5)
I’m old. My first system was an Atari 2600 VCS made back in 1977. I have come a long way with video games, traveled the good and the bad (and even sur...[Read More]
Days Gone Remastered Review (PS5)
Sometimes when you review games, you can miss big releases because you’re swamped with other things, also, because better reviewers are reviewing the ...[Read More]
DOOM: The Dark Ages Review
DOOM: The Dark Ages sees the journey of id Software’s modern-day DOOM revitalization complete a perhaps unexpected full circle. Leading up to th...[Read More]
Steel Seed Review (PS5)
Sometimes it’s fun to dive head-first into a new title that you haven’t actively been following. Sometimes that brings about some good surprises, and ...[Read More]
Fatal Fury: City of Wolves Review (PS5)
It has been a long time since I’ve partaken in a fighting game with a quest-based system beneath it. It has been a concept that needed to be dug back ...[Read More]
Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy Review (PS5)
Have you ever wondered what a point and click game would look like if it was put in first-person? It would look exactly like Myst, which I had no idea...[Read More]
Once Upon a Puppet Review
Once Upon a Puppet plucks from a familiar tree of whimsical, inspired platformers. Players only need to spend a few brief moments to recognize a game ...[Read More]
Rusty Rabbit Review (PS5)
I cannot remember if I have played a game led by a rabbit before. Hmmm…I don’t think I ever played a Looney Tunes game. Nah. This is my first one. If ...[Read More]
SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered Review
The moment after the developer and publisher credits faded after booting up SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered, a battle played out. It was in-engine. A light...[Read More]
I, Robot Review (PS5)
Have you ever played a game and asked yourself at the end of the experience, “What in the hell did I just play?” while asking yourself, “Why was it fu...[Read More]
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate Review
The 1990s taught us that beat ’em ups didn’t need to engage in a lot of complexity. Instead, developers merely needed to slap a license on...[Read More]