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Immortals Fenyx Rising: The Lost Gods
The Lost Gods does one of the more admirable feats I’ve seen a piece of DLC accomplish in recent memory. Immortals Fenyx Rising has felt like ex...[Read More]
Godstrike
Games like Godstrike are akin to mathematical puzzles. There’s a certain logic, a science behind the programming of the hundreds of balls of ene...[Read More]
It Takes Two
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was probably the first game to make me weep. The microwave tunnel. Forcing Snake’s ancient body through...[Read More]
What the Dub? Review
Over the last year, my family has dealt with and pushed forward through the harsh realities of the pandemic thanks in part to Jack Box 1-7. Coming tog...[Read More]
Outbuddies DX
After spending decades enamored with Super Metroid, it’s constantly puzzling that Nintendo continues to shun one of its staple franchises. The c...[Read More]
Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
The Angry Video Game Nerd is not for everyone. James Rolfe’s abrasive, vulgar, frustrated gamer character has been around for over a decade, lam...[Read More]
Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time (PS5)
Infuriating or ingenious, Crash Bandicoot 4: It’s About Time made its mark last year. The long hiatus of one of PlayStation’s iconic masco...[Read More]
Yakuza: Like a Dragon (PS5)
Last year, we reviewed Yakuza: Like a Dragon when it splashed onto “next-gen” on the Xbox Series X. After a few months of semi-exclusivity...[Read More]
Hitman 3
Agent 47’s five-year revitalization has come to a head. One of gaming’s apex predators has appeared in some form or another for nearly 20 ...[Read More]
Immortals Fenyx Rising: A New God
Immortals Fenyx Rising is undoubtedly an underrated piece of 2020 gaming. It plucked just enough from Breath of the Wild and the greater pool of Ubiso...[Read More]
Skul: The Hero Slayer
After a few dozen runs through Skul: The Hero Slayer I was surprised that the game kept managing to dole out new items and powers for my minuscule ske...[Read More]
Watch Dogs Legion
Watch Dogs‘ identity crisis ended when the series decided to stop taking itself so seriously. The jump from Aiden Pearce’s revenge-fueled ...[Read More]