PlayStation 5
Crimson Desert Review
When Fallout 76 released in October 2018, I played it for maybe 20 hours the first week or two of launch. Most of my Destiny friends got the game beca...[Read More]
Diablo IV – Lord of Hatred Review (PS5)
Every expansion that comes to this game is a firm reminder that this game still has legs. Diablo IV – Lord of Hatred is the latest expansion to arrive...[Read More]
Bandit Trap Review (PS5)
Multiplayer madness is in full effect with this one. Bandit Trap from developer PICOMY is a multiplayer-driven 3v1 gameplay experience. There are four...[Read More]
The Spell Brigade Review
Vampire Survivors is my most-played game on an airplane. It doesn’t need an internet connection. I can use its endless waves of Castlevania knoc...[Read More]
Aphelion Review
Aphelion was so impactful because it felt honest and real. That’s not always a sentiment we often get from our science fiction games which frequ...[Read More]
Ground Zero Review (PS5)
Nostalgia is a helluva thing sometimes. Ground Zero, from developer Malformation Games, is a game that is built on the frustrating, yet nostalgic game...[Read More]
The Day I Became a Bird Review (PS5)
Built for a younger audience, but adorable for all gamers nonetheless. The Day I Became a Bird, from developer Hyper Luminal Games Ltd., is a visual n...[Read More]
Life is Strange: Reunion Review
Life is Strange has always been about Max and Chloe inasmuch as Life is Strange has always been about people. When Max first used her powers to rewind...[Read More]
Saros (PS5) Review
It’s 2026. I am still incredibly, massively, monumentally, [insert word that ends in -ly here] salty that Housemarque’s RETURNAL did not win game of t...[Read More]
Mouse: P.I. For Hire Review
In Mouse: P.I. for Hire, you play as Jack Pepper. Yes, that is a cheese pun, as in Pepper Jack, because most things in this game are puns and referenc...[Read More]
Tides of Tomorrow Review (PS5)
Sometimes, all a game needs is a good story to create the gameplay from. Something meaningful, obvious in its intentions, and can be easily pulled fro...[Read More]
Saint Slayer: Spear of Sacrilege Review (PS5)
Going back to the NES 8-bit days of Castlevania is not as easy as it should be. It’s doubly not as easy when something modern is made that way on purp...[Read More]