PlayStation 5
Bounty Star Review (PlayStation 5)
I had no idea that I would be digging up some Mechwarrior vibes from the 90s with a game, but here we are with Bounty Star. Developer DINOGOD and publ...[Read More]
Dragon Quest I & II HD-2D Remake Review (PS5)
It’s good to see a company treat an old IP like a new one, and with so much care. This past week, ARTDINK and Square Enix released Dragon Quest I &...[Read More]
Mortal Kombat: Legacy Kollection Review (PS5)
It was a brisk winter of 1992, and my friend Jason took me to see a new game at Aladdin’s Castle that he promised would change my point of view on fig...[Read More]
Space Chef Review (PS5)
As I grow older, I’m warming up to cozy games and their slow-moving, methodical gameplay. Coming and going from games is starting to feel very comfort...[Read More]
Plants vs. Zombies Replanted Review (PS5)
I am torn on this review, and not for the reasons you might think. Plants vs Zombies Replanted, from developer PopCap and publisher Electronic Arts, h...[Read More]
Once Upon a Jester Review
At the beginning of the year I played a small microcosm of a game called Techno Banter released by publisher Crunching Koalas. Who would of thought a ...[Read More]
Once Upon a Katamari (PS5) Review
As of this minute, my kitchen is in utter disarray. I made dinner, meal prepped for later this week, and got ready for a birthday that is taking place...[Read More]
Godbreakers Review
Godbreakers doesn’t truly get hard until after players beat a complete run for the first time. And as a player relatively well-versed in rogueli...[Read More]
‘NASCAR ’25’ – PS5 Review
One of my earliest gaming memories was when I got a pre-owned copy of ‘NASCAR Thunder 2003’ from a local GameStop. I sucked at it, genuinely awful. I ...[Read More]
Battlefield 6 Review
If I love a good mil-sim, why have I not played more Battlefield? The only two entries in the series I’ve touched have been Battlefield 1 and Ba...[Read More]
BALL x PIT Review
BALL x PIT proves that even after 30 years, the simplest of concepts can still be iterated upon in unique ways. 1976’s Breakout was a simple, si...[Read More]
Little Nightmares III Review
When Tarsier Studios introduced a second protagonist to Little Nightmares II, they laid the foundation for what would come. Little Nightmares III, lik...[Read More]