PlayStation 5
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review (PS5)
My goodness, how long has it been since I played my last Ace Attorney game? I think the last one was The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures, which I know ...[Read More]
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth (PS5 Review)
Some twenty years ago when I first played through the original Yakuza on PS2 I had no expectation that the series would garner such a following that i...[Read More]
Immortality Review (PS5)
Immortality‘s subversive goal is to make the player uncomfortable. In essence, the act of “play” is moderately stripped from Immorta...[Read More]
Open Roads – Hands-off Preview
Digitalchumps was privy to a preview opportunity to see Annapurna Interactive’s upcoming story-driven title Open Roads. The presentation was a develop...[Read More]
Bahnsen Knights Review (PS5)
I may be a child of the 90s, but I’m familiar with the PC home computer adventure games of the late 80s and early 90s. By that, I mean the likes of te...[Read More]
The Last of Us Part II Remastered
The Last of Us holds an incredibly special place in my heart. Last Christmas (2022), I played The Last of Us Part II on my PS5. My friend Gavin warned...[Read More]
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Review
There is a perpetual sense of wonder throughout Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Admittedly, I was worried for a minute. In its opening hours, the ga...[Read More]
Pacific Drive Preview
Pacific Drive’s opening hours were rife with familiarity. A strange sensation considering I’ve never before played a game where a station wagon is dri...[Read More]
Final Fantasy XVI: Echoes of the Fallen Review
This past summer, Will Silberman went head-first into Final Fantasy XVI and reviewed the absolute hell out of it. He found it to be a rich and perfect...[Read More]
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review
“Oh yeah,” I thought as I had to crouch to go under a door, “I’m ten feet tall.” Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora asks playe...[Read More]
The Talos Principle II Review
Eventually I will return to The Witness. The 2016 all-encompassing puzzle game consumed me for a couple weeks upon release. I think it was that moment...[Read More]
Gangs of Sherwood Review
One benefit of cooperative play is that we can often ignore certain pressing issues which affect the quality of an otherwise lackluster game. When you...[Read More]