Skellboy
There are always a few things I look for in a new Nintendo Switch indie game. Does it look unique? Does it look fun? Is it something I can pick up at ...[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]
Kentucky Route Zero: TV Edition
When Kentucky Route Zero’s first act debuted in 2013, its opening scene established a premise that it respected through its fifth and final act ...[Read More]
Patapon 2 – Remastered
I missed this when it came out on Sony’s doomed PSP, which, in its defense, was an amazing piece of technology that just couldn’t get itself going for...[Read More]
Frostpunk and Frostpunk: The Last Autumn
Have you ever thought about what would happen if a freak ice age hit during the middle of the Industrial Revolution? Probably not (unless you have a h...[Read More]
Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Ultimate Edition
It took me nearly two hours to create my character in Pillars of Eternity II: Deadfire Ultimate Edition. A sliver of that time was devoted towards det...[Read More]
Sega Ages: Shinobi
One of my most sentimental gaming possessions is my original boxed copy of Shinobi for the Sega Master System. Ported from the 1987 arcade release, th...[Read More]
Sega Ages: Fantasy Zone
The team at M2 continues their highly commendable job of revitalizing and re-presenting Sega classics of old. Last week, we got the release of two mor...[Read More]
Atelier Dusk Trilogy Deluxe Pack
Spanning some twenty games now, the Atelier series by Gust and Tecmo KOEI is a JRPG franchise that most PlayStation gamers have at least heard of, if ...[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]
DragonBall Z: Kakarot
There’s something to be said about taking things back to basics. For nearly the last decade, there hasn’t been a game in the DragonBall franchise that...[Read More]