PlayStation 5
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Volume 2 Review (PS5)
Welcome back, Kojima’s masterpiece. One of the biggest questions over the last few decades has been whether, and when, Konami would bring Metal Gear S...[Read More]
Mortal Shell II Review
Mortal Shell and Lies of P are two of my biggest blind spots in the vast ocean of Soulslike games that have claimed a relatively large mindshare for t...[Read More]
Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls Review
Hello, my name is Ben and I’ve never played a Marvel vs. Capcom. But this is a safe space, right? And if we’re baring our souls, I have an...[Read More]
Kusan: City of Wolves Review
Yeah, Kusan: City of Wolves isn’t making much of an attempt to hide its influence. But let’s be honest, Hotline Miami was not the first vi...[Read More]
The Mermaid Mask Review (PS5)
If point-and-click titles look and are made like this, then I just might go back to the genre full-time. The Mermaid Mask from developer SFB Games is ...[Read More]
Wreck Runners Review
I knew Wreck Runners would be chaotic. The first I had seen of the game was a trailer centered around the its wonky physics. Ragdoll bodies getting lo...[Read More]
Beast of Reincarnation Review (PS5)
The expectations for this game were through the roof. It was tough to tame them for this review. Beast of Reincarnation is from developer Game Freak a...[Read More]
Cultic Review (PS5)
Throwbacks are fun, even when that throwback is so far that it feels like the early 90s. Cultic from developer Jasozz Games is an interesting take on ...[Read More]
VR3000 (with condenser mic) Review
I will be very honest and open with you, readers. I didn’t think anything beyond headphones would improve a virtual reality experience. But here we ar...[Read More]
Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Review (PS5)
This one is certainly going to impress some hardcore Avatar fans out there. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game from developer Gameplay Group is a love ...[Read More]
Gurei Review (PS5)
The Steam page description starts with the word ‘unforgiving’. That choice of wording is light compared to what this game throws at you. And I’m sure ...[Read More]
Echoes of Aincrad Review (PS5)
I was never a huge fan of Sword Art Online, as the gameplay always felt a bit draggy and mundane, but I do think the latest release is a huge step for...[Read More]