Beholder: The Complete Edition
A simple premise executed beautifully. Curve Digital created a game that could be played by all, while also not making it so simplistic that long-time...[Read More]
Shadow of the Colossus
Shadow of the Colossus (2005, SOTC) by Sony’s Japan Studio is one big reason why I maintain the belief that the PlayStation 2 is the console wit...[Read More]
Dragon Ball FighterZ Review
The most astounding aspect of the Dragon Ball franchise in terms of gaming is how fresh and relevant each new game has felt, even after rehashing many...[Read More]
UFC 3
Venerable in it’s own right, THQ’s Undisputed line of the last generation got better with each release, culminating in the astute Undisput...[Read More]
Romancing SaGa 2
Old school RPGs can be surprising sometimes, especially when the genre is shifting into an action/RPG mentality and away from turn-based style of play...[Read More]
A Hat in Time (PS4)
3D platformers feel bound to a specific place and time. Identified in earnest by Super Mario 64 and plunged into oblivion by Banjo Tooie, the genre ha...[Read More]
Gorogoa
Behind the eyes of its characters, Gorogoa is a wistful reflection of untaught imagination, the erosion of possibility, and the recovery of passion. F...[Read More]
Gang Beasts
Melt down an action figure to its primordial goo. Shape the wreckage into an anthropomorphic body, and somehow keep the limited points of articulation...[Read More]
Destiny 2 – Expansion I – Curse of Osiris
Gamers wanted longevity, so Bungie provided a grind. You get what you ask for and Bungie certainly delivered on it. The Curse of Osiris, the first exp...[Read More]
Steep: Road to the Olympics
Way back when Steep was in beta form, I tried to enjoy the Ubisoft game, as it harkened back to enjoyable SSX times, but always found myself a little ...[Read More]