Xbox Series X / S
MLB The Show 26 Review (PS5)
It’s that time of year again when college basketball begins to lose its madness, and the sounds of bats cracking and crowds cheering are moving in on ...[Read More]
Minishoot’ Adventures Review
Imitation being the sincerest form of flattery is a crutch many would happily lean on. When you can rely on an established or classic formula, youR...[Read More]
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando Review
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando is undeniably a great time. Honestly, a developer would have to try pretty damn hard to make a cooperative horde...[Read More]
Sumerian Six Review
When I played a demo of Commandos: Behind Enemy Lines in the late 90s, I had no idea what I was doing. At the time, I was a kid primarily playing sing...[Read More]
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf Review
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf is a profoundly emotive game. It speaks to the player’s sense of humanity through everything but a disce...[Read More]
Death Howl Review
Were we to embrace death and return to this mortal coil gifted with the knowledge of our former life, what would be do? In these trying times, most of...[Read More]
LOVE ETERNAL Review
LOVE ETERNAL makes a handful of massive swings, an accomplishment for a platformer that lasts about 4 hours. Yet developer brlka’s game isn̵...[Read More]
Transport Fever 3 Hands-On Preview
Micromanagement is not an easy concept for me to execute in video games. The most successful I’ve ever been at it is usually organizing my inven...[Read More]
BlazBlue Entropy Effect X Review
My eye has been on Arc System Works since Persona 4 Arena. The deep love I had for the Persona series transcended my mediocrity at fighting games. Des...[Read More]
Romeo is a Dead Man Review
Being able to appreciate and enjoy the work of an auteur often falls on one’s ability to be enveloped by the unique way they process and express...[Read More]
BrokenLore: UNFOLLOW Review
One of my gold standards for first-person horror games is Frictional Games’ SOMA. Released a few years after the studio’s own Amnesia: The...[Read More]
Routine Review (Xbox Series X)
Space. Horror. Puzzles. Space-horror-puzzles. SPACEHORRORPUZZLES. I think a new genre name has been invented. Routine, developed by Lunar Software and...[Read More]