Xbox Series X / S
Somerville Review
Somerville is at its best when dialing up the action. That’s a strange sentiment for a title that hinges so delicately on its association with P...[Read More]
Starfield Review
It’s been a long Saturday night. I’ve downed multiple cups of coffee and have spent somewhat of eight hours piloting my ship around the universe. Toni...[Read More]
Sea of Stars Review
To call Sea of Stars a love letter is trite. Sabotage Studio’s masterful original work is more than a recreation of the most beloved parts of tu...[Read More]
Madden NFL 24 Review
Through the years, Madden NFL has had a varying personality when it comes to progress in its gameplay. In the early days, it rode its success on stats...[Read More]
Dust & Neon Review
Isometric twin-stick shooters have been around for decades. The concept of a high-octane action experience mixed with simplistic mechanics is easy eno...[Read More]
Stray Review (Xbox Series X)
Last year, Alex Tudor reviewed Stray for the PlayStation 5 and found an intriguing adventure that was mainly driven by playing a cat in a larger-than-...[Read More]
Baldur’s Gate 3 Review
Baldur’s Gate 3 is an anecdotal flashpoint of gaming. Its most recent comparative parallel may be akin to PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds. F...[Read More]
Stray Gods Review
In my pantheon of publishers, I’m beginning to think that Humble Games deserves a spot at the table. The last few original games they have released ha...[Read More]
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes – Definitive Edition Review
It has been a long time since I have been so definitively frustrated with a game and its mechanics. I honestly cannot remember the last game where I w...[Read More]
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons didn’t entrance me the same way 2012’s Double Dragon Neon did. And that’s okay. Coming in ...[Read More]
Mr. Run and Jump Review
There’s something special about the good old Atari 2600 days, where simplicity was a needed element for new video game players to get into the groove ...[Read More]
Exoprimal
What if I told you that Exoprimal took multiple hours and matches before growing into a more diverse game? Would you be less prone to play it? What if...[Read More]