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SNK Gals’ Fighters
Oh, man. I must have missed this game back in 2000. I would have played the hell out of it on my NEO GEO Pocket, rather than wasting time on Resident ...[Read More]
Deliver Us the Moon
Story-driven games are my jam. They are the ones that you remember for years to come, and the ones you replay. See Journey, Symphony of the Night, or ...[Read More]
XCOM: Chimera Squad
XCOM: Chimera Squad is a bold move on the part of developer Firaxis Games. After the franchise laid dormant, I dabbled in XCOM: Enemy Unknown and was ...[Read More]
DOOM Eternal
Few games can compare to the raw splendor of DOOM‘s violence. The series flourishes in its homages to hellish gore and brutal violence. For deca...[Read More]
Freedom Finger
Shoo the kids out of the room, close your blinds, and prepare for a middle-finger ri— nope! Freedom Finger is a side-scrolling shooter that doesn’t ap...[Read More]
The Division 2 Warlords of New York
Before the announcement of The Division 2 Warlords of New York, it had been several months since I had set down and played a hearty amount of my favor...[Read More]
Journey to the Savage Planet
Journey to the Savage Planet Picture this, you’re releasing a game that is part No Man’s Sky (the original release), except more populated, teeming wi...[Read More]
Dreams
Well, welcome back, Media Molecule. We have missed you tremendously. It has been a few years since Media Molecule has brought out a creatively flavore...[Read More]
EarthNight
EarthNight captures the raw feeling of impactful adventure in the first quick, effortless moments of its introduction. The opening theme, an emotional...[Read More]
The Terminator Adds New Flair to Ghost Recon Breakpoint
One of the most entertaining things I did in Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands was fight the titular alien Predator in a jungle with three of m...[Read More]
Spies in Disguise: Agents on the Run (review)
Subway rail games are a great distraction from a stressful life. From the easy Subway Surfer to more complicated, emotional experiences like Sayonara ...[Read More]
Eclipse: Edge of Light
Eclipse: Edge of Light was a tough one to review. This was the first game that activated my ‘motion sickness’ within a PSVR environment. The only othe...[Read More]