The Division 2 Review: National Treasure
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 is an exceptional video game. Often I choose to belabor a point, craft a thesis, or reflect on a metaphor that inspi...[Read More]
A Dozen Hours With Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice is a large game. After around fifteen hours meticulous play I’ve only cleared three enormous environments and unravele...[Read More]
Street Fighter V: Arcade Edition (PC)
I may never go back to playing this game on the console again. While I thought it might be very unusual to go from console to PC with a fighting game,...[Read More]
Hypnospace Outlaw
Y2K broke the internet. Not in a highly publicized tech rapture, but as a herald of the World Wide Web leaving its adolescence. From the Eternal Septe...[Read More]
Dirt Rally 2.0
It’s been three years since the soft reboot of Codemasters’ Dirt series of rally games with Dirt Rally and two years since its most recent...[Read More]
Jump Force
Jump Force brings many popular Shonen Jump characters together in what may be the biggest mash-up of these characters ever. Even though I did not grow...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 5 (PS4)
Devil May Cry is one of the few gaming franchises composed of at least five full titles that I am “current” on. I have played through DMC1...[Read More]
Yakuza Kiwami
Yakuza Kiwami is an action-packed open-world RPG. Play as one of the most feared and respected mobsters as you fall from power and must reclaim your l...[Read More]
The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame
The LEGO videogame franchise is vast and has covered a multitude of licenses and platforms. I have played a few of these games over the years, includi...[Read More]
Anthem
“The world of Anthem is a dangerous place. Chaotic. Unpredictable. A world left unfinished and abandoned by the gods. As a freelancer, you are o...[Read More]
Devil May Cry 5
At one point in Devil May Cry 5, Dante bisects a large motorcycle in order to use each half as a melee weapon. After performing a maneuver in which ea...[Read More]
Dead or Alive 6
Tecmo’s Dead or Alive franchise began in the arcades and on the original PlayStation and Saturn — all the way back in 1996. This week, Dea...[Read More]