Huntdown‘s near-impeccable distillation of classic arcade shooting is a thunderous endorsement of a seemingly bygone era, one where raw skill wa...[Read More]
Despite the roguelike genre’s tendency to recycle many of the same elements, I rarely tire of its structure. There’s an eagerness to dive ...[Read More]
Build, explore, defend. The tenets of Kingdom Two Crowns should be familiar to any player who has spent a handful of minutes in a game where success i...[Read More]
One Piece fans rejoice! One Piece: Pirate Warriors is back with its fourth installment of the Pirate Warriors series and it offers a lot of additions ...[Read More]
Few games can compare to the raw splendor of DOOM‘s violence. The series flourishes in its homages to hellish gore and brutal violence. For deca...[Read More]
Shoo the kids out of the room, close your blinds, and prepare for a middle-finger ri— nope! Freedom Finger is a side-scrolling shooter that doesn’t ap...[Read More]
One Punch Man: A Hero Nobody Knows is a game from the anime and manga series, One Punch Man. The manga and anime revolve around a superhero, Saitama, ...[Read More]
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint needed Episode 2. Since release the game has suffered a kind of identity crisis for many players. At release...[Read More]
Before the announcement of The Division 2 Warlords of New York, it had been several months since I had set down and played a hearty amount of my favor...[Read More]
Year in and year out, the folks at San Diego Studios put out the best sports game to start a fresh year. I know that might seem like a ‘hot take’ (loo...[Read More]
Just when you thought it might be safe to hack ’n slash your way through a game, we get the evil cousin of Dark Souls with Nioh 2. Nioh 2 is a fascina...[Read More]
Journey to the Savage Planet Picture this, you’re releasing a game that is part No Man’s Sky (the original release), except more populated, teeming wi...[Read More]