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Final Fantasy XVI (PS5) Review
As I’ve entered my thirties, I’ve found it to be incredibly difficult to be excited for a new game — truly excited. Think midnight r...[Read More]
Diablo 4
I find it hard to fathom that Diablo 3 released 11 years ago. But then I’m reminded it took 12 years for the follow-up to Diablo 2 to arrive. Ma...[Read More]
The Last of Us Part I (PC)
We received The Last of Us Part I (PC) the morning of its release day, March 28th. We attempted to review the title on Day 1, but were unable to due t...[Read More]
Redfall Review
It has been a rough week for the folks at Arkane with their recent release of Redfall, a vampire open-world game that has a setup that would make John...[Read More]
Dead Island 2
Dead Island 2 is a bit of a nostalgia bomb for me. At perhaps my last or second-to-last E3 I sat in a room and watched an early demo of the game. Like...[Read More]
Resident Evil 4 Remake Review
The word ‘remake’ is thrown around nowadays when video game companies want to assure you that they’ve taken a fan favorite of yesteryear and updated i...[Read More]
Dead by Daylight Review (Mobile)
Horror games are hit-and-miss with me. For example, the Resident Evil series has been a gem in my opinion. I enjoy the horror elements incorporated in...[Read More]
Resident Evil 4 – Sneak Peek
As remakes go, Capcom knows how to make them. They go above and beyond when it comes to actually remaking their early Resident Evil titles. When RE1-3...[Read More]
Life is Strange 2 (Switch)
It’s hard to believe that eight years have passed since the release of Life is Strange. I fondly remember reviewing the first season, impressed ...[Read More]
Battlefield 2042 – 3.2 Update – Impressions
One of the best pieces of advice I could ever give students in my class, as well as my writers, is never to keep up with the Joneses. While you can im...[Read More]
Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition
Capitalism kills. Money is the root of all evil. The devil… is in the dollar? Yuppie Psycho embraces the insidious culture of climbing the corpo...[Read More]
Forspoken
Forspoken feels intimidated by its players. A strange sentiment, certainly, but one that became apparent the longer I played. Games should be fun out ...[Read More]