Tribes of Midgard
If you are the type of player who can easily corral a group of friends or is prone to openly chatting in silent lobbies, Tribes of Midgard may be for ...[Read More]
NEO: The World Ends with You (PlayStation 4)
Fourteen years ago, Square Enix and Jupiter released the World Ends with You for the Nintendo DS, an action-JRPG set in modern-day Shibuya that very q...[Read More]
Hades (PlayStation 5)
Supergiant Games thrives through character and action. Bastion’s ubiquitous narrator transformed a fierce hack-and-slash into a comforting story...[Read More]
‘Toodee and Topdee’ Review
Saving the world is something that I feel that we all dream about. We all want to be the hero in our story. Whether it’s going out and stopping a bomb...[Read More]
Doomsday Vault Review
While you’re enjoying this beautiful and unseasonal hot weather outside, and probably not worrying about the climate of the world, Doomsday Vault is r...[Read More]
Paint the Town Red (PS5)
You find yourself in a bar packed from floor to ceiling with blockheads (not stupid people, mind you, but actual folks with blocks for heads). YouR...[Read More]
Cris Tales
Cris Tales is one of those games that will be strapped with the somewhat flattering “love letter” moniker. When developers grow up on a di...[Read More]
Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Review
Action-RPGs are the bee’s knees when done right. Give me Castlevania: Symphony of the Night any day and I’ll treat it like the Goonies, where I will s...[Read More]
DariusBurst Another Chronicle EX+
Taito’s Darius was founded on the belief that the aquatic life of the ocean abyss would be even more terrifying if it were mechanized and then t...[Read More]
Last Stop Review
Stories are what make games memorable. That’s a mantra I have stood by for years and I’m not changing it anytime soon. Narratives drive it all. I’m su...[Read More]
Mushihimesama (Nintendo Switch)
When I was in high school, I remember coming across a Youtube video of an expert Touhou player surviving what seemed like an impossible boss. I was su...[Read More]
Death’s Door
The Legend of Zelda all too often serves as a jumping off point of comparing and contrasting a vast number of adventure games. I suppose it’s di...[Read More]