PlayStation 5
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]
EA FC 26 Review
If EA Sports FC were a soccer player, it would be the reliable starter who never leaves the lineup but at no time evolves their game. Year after year,...[Read More]
Fallout 76: Burning Springs Preview
The longevity of Fallout 76 has been something to admire. What is, essentially, the only non-Starfield game we’ve received from Bethesda in the ...[Read More]
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review
The gulf of time between me playing kart racers has been gargantuan. In 2006, Mario Kart: Double Dash would have been in heavy rotation in my college ...[Read More]
Dying Light: The Beast Review
As big and expansive as Dying Light 2 Stay Human was when it released in 2022, I am sympathetic towards players who eventually became exhausted by Tec...[Read More]
PAC-MAN WORLD 2 Re-PAC Review (PS5)
If Bandai Namco keeps treating their classic titles like this, then they’re going to have to bring more out. While not on the same level as Capcom rem...[Read More]
Silent Hill f Review (PS5)
The survival horror genre has been lacking in the last decade or so. While remakes of Resident Evil games and jump-scare-driven Alien VR games have tr...[Read More]
Ghost of Yōtei Review
At what point do we wish to abandon reality and blissfully exist inside a game’s world? No matter how fantastical or violent or absurd or realis...[Read More]
Baby Steps Review
Calling Baby Steps an anti-game is not an indictment of its expert ability at infuriating the player with punishing regression of progress. Nor is it ...[Read More]
Wizordum Review (PS5)
Wizordum is a standout entry in the renaissance of what has become colloquially known as boomer shooters. But 30 years ago we would have called them f...[Read More]