Xbox Series X / S
RetroSpace Review
RetroSpace reminded me of the brief few hours I played of System Shock 2 when it released in 1999. One of my uncles was getting into PC gaming and had...[Read More]
The Outlast Trials Review
Outlast was a game that left me emotionally and mentally depleted. Wrought with terror, Red Barrels’ intense first-person horror game never reli...[Read More]
End of Abyss Review
Despite the absence of ghosts, this sprawling underground complex was haunted. The sickly beige growths on the walls spread like a pestilence, mutatin...[Read More]
Well Dweller Review
Well Dweller makes me look back on a long, storied career of playing games like it… all the way back to 1994, when I played Super Metroid. Yeah,...[Read More]
SPRAWL zero Review
The phrase “love letter” is a tired one but so often an unavoidable one. People enjoy consonance so it rolls off the tongue more pleasantl...[Read More]
Keeper Review
At the mountaintop, victory lies in wait. The proverbial summit to reach. Madeline sought to climb, conquering her anxieties in Celeste. Kratos and At...[Read More]
Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon Classic HD Review
Dragon Quest Heroes: Torneko’s Mystery Dungeon Classic HD is an engaging time capsule. What more could you really ask of a Super Famicom Japan-only re...[Read More]
Control Resonant Review
Control Resonant is quite a brilliant game in its own right but deep into its twisted version of Manhattan, the same thought kept echoing through my h...[Read More]
Ground Hero Zero Review
When I had wrapped up Ground Hero Zero‘s five visually distinct biomes, I was told my completion time came in around 6 hours and 14 minutes. I h...[Read More]
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Review
Alien is a franchise that has done an admirable job at staving off multiple disasters. Say what you will about about Alien 3 or Aliens: Colonial Marin...[Read More]
Yet Another Zombie Survivors Review
Self-awareness is a healthy quality to have. Keeps you grounded in reality, provides a degree of confidence in how you see yourself and how others mig...[Read More]
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review
Onimusha: Way of the Sword was not the game I thought it would be. When those expectations are shattered, it can often be hard to acclimate and readju...[Read More]