PS4
Shio
Shio is a platformer developed by Coconut Island Studios. The game tells the story of a man who is looking for a girl he sees in his dreams. To naviga...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Multiplayer Impressions
This past week, Activision revealed the first official look into Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 to a bevy of press, celebrities, and influencers. I had the...[Read More]
God of War
Thirteen years since the original, and five years since the most recent in the series, God of War finally returns to PlayStation next week. Santa Moni...[Read More]
Far Cry 5 Review
Nestled between the hills, mountains and valleys of Montana lies Hope County; a place that bodes familiarity, yet trickles with evil and chaos in its ...[Read More]
Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom
Five years since the original impressed us on the PS3, Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom (NNK2) arrives to the masses this month. We received a review co...[Read More]
Far Cry 5 Arcade Mode Impressions
Far Cry 5 is introducing “Far Cry Arcade”, a sort-of replacement for the map editors of previous Far Cry entries. With my time at the recent Far Cry 5...[Read More]
Far Cry 5 Preview Impressions
What struck me in my first moments in the open Montana wilderness of Far Cry 5 was how at-home I felt. No, it wasn’t the occupation of Eden’s Gate thr...[Read More]
Secret of Mana (PS4)
In 1993, I was purely a PC gamer, so while many were enjoying Square’s legendary Secret of Mana, I was leading Dr. Jones to discover the Fate of...[Read More]
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is a major change to the long running anime game series. In previous installments of the franchise, it was focused more...[Read More]
Call of Duty: WWII – The Resistance DLC Review
Call of Duty: WWII has definitely been a revitalization of the franchise. As I stated in my review this past November, CoD: WW2 is, “the most complete...[Read More]
Guilt Battle Arena
Guilt Battle arena is a quirky 2D party fighter by indie dev team, Invincible Cat. Take your lone, trusty bullet and start shooting your enemies, frie...[Read More]
Monster Hunter: World Review
Let’s get one thing straight: Monster Hunter: World is one of the deepest, most complex titles I have played in a very long time. From it’s strong abi...[Read More]