Flynn: Son of Crimson (PlayStation 5)
I love dogs, but I am sadly allergic (making my dream of owning a gigantic fluffy canine one that might never come to fruition). I recently followed a...[Read More]
Garden Story
There came a point in Garden Story after I had learned how to fish items out of the water, collect world lore, break rocks with a hammer, revitalize p...[Read More]
Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods – Part 2 (Switch)
I know I was not the only one who was frustrated by the cliffhanger at the end of The Ancient Gods – Part 1. Perhaps frustrated is too strong a ...[Read More]
The Medium (PS5)
In a year that has brought players Resident Evil Village and Little Nightmares II, it would be understandable that The Medium has lost some of its pla...[Read More]
Lost Judgment
As far as franchises go, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Yakuza and Judgment are amongst my very favorites. I have a large collection of Yakuza goods and...[Read More]
Life is Strange: True Colors
Once Alex Chen left her bus and stepped foot in the small Colorado town of Haven Springs, I clicked the touchpad on my DualSense, checking her phone. ...[Read More]
Sonic Colors Ultimate
I remember being at the reveal for Sonic Colors at E3 a dozen or so years ago. The game looked good, and fellow Senior Editor Eric Layman reviewed it ...[Read More]
Deathloop
Deathloop defies expectations. As a player who has keenly watched the numerous trailers for Deathloop since its announcement I went in expecting a num...[Read More]
The Artful Escape Review
It’s a night of narratives, I tell ya! NARRATIVES! And I’m more than overjoyed by the concept of story-first gaming, as it does make for a memorable e...[Read More]
Betrayer: Curse of the Spine Impressions
Betrayer: Curse of the Spine is a 2D Metroidvania with mechanics focusing on a soft RPG system, including leveling and crafting. These core concepts c...[Read More]
Blake: The Visual Novel Review
When I think of a visual novel, I simply see moving pictures, beautiful graphics, and some good music underneath. The last review I did of a visual no...[Read More]
Bravely Default II (PC)
The best JRPGs are those that give you a good reason to “grind” away through enemy encounters beyond “git gud.” Over the years...[Read More]