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John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando Review
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is undeniably a great time. Honestly, a developer would have to try pretty damn hard to make a cooperative horde...[Read More]
Resident Evil Requiem Review (PS5)
Picture this. You’re 20 years old, going to college, and working at Waldensoftware in Fayette Mall (Lexington, Kentucky). A shipment of PlayStation ga...[Read More]
Sumerian Six Review
When I played a demo of Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines in the late 90s, I had no idea what I was doing. At the time, I was a kid primarily playing sing...[Read More]
Crisol: Theater of Idols Review (PC)
It’s always nice to see studios take chances with old genres. Sometimes it is with mechanics. Sometimes it is with a story. Sometimes it’s both. And t...[Read More]
Romeo is a Dead Man Review
Being able to appreciate and enjoy the work of an auteur often falls on one’s ability to be enveloped by the unique way they process and express...[Read More]
Nioh 3 Review
After my time with Nioh 3, I’m fully convinced Team Ninja has crafted the best translation of FromSoftware’s beloved formula. And in an on...[Read More]
BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW Review
One of my gold standards for first-person horror games is Frictional Games’ SOMA. Released a few years after the studio’s own Amnesia: The...[Read More]
SLEEP AWAKE Review
How often do you embrace the irresistible lull of slumber? How frequently do you wish, bleary-eyed, that you could stay awake? Exhaustion. Tiredness. ...[Read More]
A.I.L.A Review
Moments into A.I.L.A, the player is put through a harrowing escape nightmare. A monstrous madman chops through your hand with an axe, flesh no match f...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 Review
My greatest fear with Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 was that it would become another Modern Warfare III. Modern Warfare III was haunted by the omnipresenc...[Read More]
Painkiller Review
After putting in almost 20 hours with Painkiller, I had seen everything the game had to offer dozens of times over. Yet I still had the itch to play. ...[Read More]
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Review (PS5)
It was a brisk winter of 1992, and my friend Jason took me to see a new game at Aladdin’s Castle that he promised would change my point of view on fig...[Read More]