Marvel’s Midnight Suns
Marvel’s Midnight Suns proves the comic book/superhero formula can be successfully applied to almost any scenario. Who would have expected playe...[Read More]
Hindsight Review (PS5)
It was interesting returning to the world of Hindsight again. The last time I reviewed this was in August on the PC, and it was quite the journey. If ...[Read More]
Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch)
Kukoos: Lost Pets (Kukoos) is an incredibly charming 3D-platformer that is available NOW on multiple platforms, including the Switch. Developed by Pet...[Read More]
NEOGEO Pocket Color Selection Vol. 2 Review
Has this not been the year for reviving old games? Sheesh. Of course, what most of you believe is old started back in the mid-2000s. For us old fogies...[Read More]
The Dark Pictures Anthology: The Devil in Me Review
Supermassive Games must be super massively busy with its Dark Pictures Anthology series. They seem to have a formula down and are putting out these ga...[Read More]
‘Need for Speed Unbound’ Review – PS5
Some of my favorite gaming memories are from when I was a kid playing ‘Need for Speed: Hot Pursuit 2’ on my Playstation 2, listening to ‘Country Gold ...[Read More]
The Callisto Protocol
The Callisto Protocol succeeds because it deeply understands players’ expectations of horror. What we expect is Dead Space. Not from Visceral Ga...[Read More]
Thy Creature Review
Good gravy! This is one bullet hell of a game. While I have certainly seen worse in some side-scrolling shooters from Japan, Thy Creature is nonethele...[Read More]
Sunday Gold (PC)
If you’re looking for a good movie to watch on Black Friday while you recover during the holiday halftime that exists between Thanksgiving and C...[Read More]
Spider-Man: Miles Morales (PC) Review
Sony is on a roll with putting some of its hottest PlayStation titles onto PC, though I’m still waiting for a glimmer of hope for Ghost of Tsushima to...[Read More]
Sonic Frontiers Review
Before we get started, you all should know that I have been an avid SEGA and Sonic fan since the late 80s (SEGA) and early 90s (Sonic). I have shared ...[Read More]
Atari 50: Anniversary Celebration Review
A bar has been set. I’m not sure I can review another Bandai Namco Entertainment of America Museum game without it matching the art, the honesty, and ...[Read More]