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Death Stranding Director’s Cut (PC)
“Hideo Kojima is a GENIUS!” My friends, B and Y, would often yell that to each other whenever we would play League of Legends or Heroes of...[Read More]
The Elder Scrolls Online: High Isle – Preview
Over the last few years, ZeniMax has brought us some wonderful additions to The Elder Scrolls Online. Grand adventures through Elsweyr, facing off aga...[Read More]
Game Boy: The Box Art Collection
Ah, the Game Boy. The handheld videogame system by Nintendo that started it all. First releasing in Japan and North America in 1989, the Game Boy was ...[Read More]
Demeo Review
A few months ago, I played a hands-on demo of Demeo. It’s a turn-based game that features a bit of DnD, a tinge of card playing, and a strategy game t...[Read More]
Weird West
The five interconnected stories of Weird West will have players’ choices rippling throughout the narrative. In this world of cannibalistic tribe...[Read More]
Chinatown Detective Agency Review
Humble Games and General Interactive, Co. have put together an interesting adventure game. While it wants to be a traditional point-and-click adventur...[Read More]
SNES/Super Famicom: a visual compendium
I have been fortunate over the last month or so to be reading through a few Bitmap Books, including Go Straight, The Games That Weren’t, Game Bo...[Read More]
Harlow Review
Harlow is an interesting puzzle game. It has a lot of personality to it, both visually and sound-wise, with influence from games like Loco Roco. Much ...[Read More]
LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga Preview
A week or so ago, we were invited to attend a LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga preview event put on by TT Games. The event went in-depth into what t...[Read More]
Ghostwire: Tokyo
Ghostwire: Tokyo thrives on pushing the malleable boundaries of open world games. I’m unsure how many players will go into playing Ghostwire: To...[Read More]
Stranger of Paradise: Final Fantasy Origin Review
Final Fantasy has been a series of constant evolution. Whether those changes be incremental or borderline genre shifts, the beloved RPG namesake feels...[Read More]
The Games That Weren’t
I recently stumbled upon Bitmap Books, a book publisher based in England with an growing portfolio of beautifully niche books on videogames. I purchas...[Read More]