PlayStation 5
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III Review
Death and taxes. And Call of Duty. There are so few certainties in this brief life of ours. Perhaps with equal guarantee is the polarizing deluge of o...[Read More]
The Invincible Review
Unlike the open-ended, Delilah-less finale of Firewatch, I wasn’t disappointed when my choices made in The Invincible caused me not to cross pat...[Read More]
Berzerk: Recharged Review (PS5)
Publisher Atari and developer SneakyBox are bringing back a classic 80s Atari arcade gaming experience that quite frankly scared the ever-loving shit ...[Read More]
Jusant Review (PS5)
Way back in September, we were privy to a preview of developer DON’T NOD’s game Jusant. The game was a gorgeous example of how well the Unreal Engine ...[Read More]
Blasphemous 2 Review (PS4 | PS5)
When I think of Soulslike games, I often think of FromSoftware titles that are punishing for the sake of being punishing, encouraging players to share...[Read More]
Lords of the Fallen Review (PS5)
Nine years ago today, I reviewed Lords of the Fallen (LOTF) on the PS4. Today, I post a review of Lords of the Fallen on PS5. Two totally different ga...[Read More]
Headbangers: Rhythm Royale Review (PS5)
If you’re a goose expert like me, you’re probably very interested in any game starring anything remotely connected to geese. This can include, but not...[Read More]
The Expanse: A Telltale Series Review
Though absurdly unfamiliar with The Expanse television show, its praises have been sung multiple times by various members of my friend group. But show...[Read More]
Star Ocean The Second Story R Review
Earlier this year when I reviewed Sea of Stars, I couldn’t help but be transported back 30 odd years. Sabotage Studios’ tribute to a disti...[Read More]
RoboCop: Rogue City Review
RoboCop: Rogue City does not allow players to jump. For about an hour I would tap the X button on my DualSense trying to get former all-human cop Alex...[Read More]
Payday 3 Review
The catastrophe that was Payday 3‘s launch will hopefully not be its enduring legacy. It can be quite easy to tear into a game because of an unr...[Read More]
Wizard With a Gun Review
Wizard With a Gun‘s five-minute gameplay loop is a double-edged sword. Its quick runtime belies the complex mechanics that are front-loaded in t...[Read More]