PlayStation 4
Sky: Children of the Light (PS4/PS5)
My first time playing Journey in 2012 on my PS3 was an emotional one. My colleague recommended I play it, and warned me that I should be prepared for ...[Read More]
Marvel’s Iron Man VR Review (Meta Quest 2)
It has been about a year and some change since I jumped into the VR world via the PSVR. Using that technology is a chore at times, as there are plenty...[Read More]
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]
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]
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]
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]
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]
Return to Monkey Island Review
The Secret of Monkey Island is the second game from LucasFilm Games (formerly LucasArts that was formerly LucasFilm Games) that I experienced back in ...[Read More]
God of War Ragnarök
At the age of 6 I lost my father to an incurable illness. This lingered over me in the final hours of God of War Ragnarök. A sentiment echoing in my m...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II shirks revolution for refinement. For a series that has been burning at both ends for nearly two decades, sea change i...[Read More]
SIGNALIS Review
We’re one day away from All Hallows’ Eve and you have to take a chance before the next holiday shift to get something scary and unsettling into your l...[Read More]