A Way Out
My friend and I watched the announcement of this game at E3 last summer. Ever since we saw the trailer, we could not wait to play. The two of us had b...[Read More]
Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom
Five years since the original impressed us on the PS3, Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom (NNK2) arrives to the masses this month. We received a review co...[Read More]
The American Dream
The United States of America loves guns. Guns are a measure of power and constitutionally protected right. Guns are also devices specifically designed...[Read More]
Yakuza 6: The Song of Life
Yakuza 6 should feel tired. It’s the thirteenth title under the Yakuza banner, the ninth to make it to North American shores, and the third rele...[Read More]
Final Fantasy XV Royal Edition
Two years removed and somehow this game is still fascinating to me. Go figure. While we did review the original version of this release on the PlaySta...[Read More]
Candleman: The Complete Journey
One of 2017’s Xbox One indie releases that went under my radar was Candleman, an inspired 3D platformer in which players took the role of a cand...[Read More]
Battlezone: Combat Commander
Born from a 1980s arcade game, reimagined for a 1990s gaming experience, and remastered, at least graphically, for a more up-to-date PC playthrough, B...[Read More]
Far Cry 5 Arcade Mode Impressions
Far Cry 5 is introducing “Far Cry Arcade”, a sort-of replacement for the map editors of previous Far Cry entries. With my time at the recent Far Cry 5...[Read More]
Far Cry 5 Preview Impressions
What struck me in my first moments in the open Montana wilderness of Far Cry 5 was how at-home I felt. No, it wasn’t the occupation of Eden’s Gate thr...[Read More]
Subsurface Circular (Switch)
Originally released last August on PC, and later for mobile, Mike Bithell’s Subsurface Circular has been ported to the Switch by Ant Workshop. T...[Read More]
Frantics
I’m so happy that Sony isn’t letting go of the PlayLink idea. I’m dead serious about that, so don’t take that as sarcasm. I’ve had the most stupid fun...[Read More]
Secret of Mana (PS4)
In 1993, I was purely a PC gamer, so while many were enjoying Square’s legendary Secret of Mana, I was leading Dr. Jones to discover the Fate of...[Read More]