Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Back to business. That is the short sentence to describe Call of Duty: Modern Warfare. No gimmicks. No fluff. No Battle Royale. Just. Back. To. Busine...[Read More]
The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warriors
I have enjoyed the side-scrolling brawler genre since I first played videogames, and I’ve also liked ninjas since then. Despite this, I have som...[Read More]
Sega Ages: Columns II – The Voyage Through Time
The Sega Ages releases by M2 are something special. Release after release, they re-present old Sega classics anew. The level of passion and detail aff...[Read More]
WRC 8
It’s been a two year wait for WRC 7’s successor but it’s finally here and I’m glad to say, overall, it’s been worth the ...[Read More]
Untitled Goose Game
I deal with a gaggle of geese every day. They’re in my way either on my suburban running route or near where I park my car at work. Despite the ...[Read More]
SEGA AGES: Ichidant-R
Contrary to popular belief, orderly batches of frenzied minigames were available before Nintendo’s beloved (and now dormant) WarioWare initiativ...[Read More]
Turtle Beach Atlas Aero Wireless
A wireless headset that was meant for everything? Gosh, I’m game. Secretly, I am a headset junkie when it comes to a good communication experience dur...[Read More]
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Breakpoint
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon: Future Soldier was one of the first games I ever reviewed. Seven years have passed since then. I’ve watched the ...[Read More]
Blasphemous
Quite a few games have found fantastic success on Kickstarter. Popular games like Yooka-Laylee and Friday the 13th: The Game wouldn’t exist with...[Read More]
Concrete Genie
I cannot begin to say how impressed I am with Concrete Genie. Going into the game, I had a mindset that this would be a fun, artsy game. Yet, I had no...[Read More]
The Surge 2
The Surge 2, like many sequels, is burdened with having to justify its existence. Tantamount is taking the core of the previous game and building on i...[Read More]
Code Vein
As far as the “Soulslike” genre goes, Lords of the Fallen remains my favorite. Having played Code Vein, that remains the case, but Code Ve...[Read More]