Mature
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 is Infinity Ward’s chance to not only close a chapter but to go out with a bang. Since Modern Warfare’s reb...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 DMZ Review
When Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 released last November, I expected its plethora of modes and cooperative play to consume the small subset of my friend ...[Read More]
Stupid Never Dies Review
Kinda hard to frown on a game called Stupid Never Dies, isn’t it? Throughout all the reveals and marketing and brouhaha for Stupid Never Dies it...[Read More]
Tenebris Somnia Review
It’s emblematic of the creatively bankrupt times we live in that, upon Tenebris Somnia‘s reveal, many had to question whether or not its F...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Campaign Review
Outside the confines of actual historic wars, Call of Duty campaigns can exist in perpetuity. World War II ultimately came to an end. And despite deca...[Read More]
Valor Mortis Review
One More Level’s experience with Ghostrunner has primed them for a challenge like Valor Mortis. When lined up side by side, the games look and a...[Read More]
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen Review
Dragon’s Dogma 2: Dark Arisen is the final feather in the Capcom cap of 2026. Four new releases deep of a developer and publisher who has proven...[Read More]
Silver Pines Review
Silver Pines is emblematic of what I want from a Metroidvania that strives to be a breath of fresh air. Often enough, games in the genre are interchan...[Read More]
RetroSpace Review
RetroSpace reminded me of the brief few hours I played of System Shock 2 when it released in 1999. One of my uncles was getting into PC gaming and had...[Read More]
The Outlast Trials Review
Outlast was a game that left me emotionally and mentally depleted. Wrought with terror, Red Barrels’ intense first-person horror game never reli...[Read More]
1666: Amsterdam – Impressions – Early Access (PC)
1666: Amsterdam from developer Panache Digital Games hit early access in late August. While it is still very much in development, it’s good enough to ...[Read More]
SPRAWL zero Review
The phrase “love letter” is a tired one but so often an unavoidable one. People enjoy consonance so it rolls off the tongue more pleasantl...[Read More]