Xbox Series X / S
Infernax
Weren’t Zelda II: The Adventure of Link and Castlevania II: Simon’s Quest weird anomalies? Two classic series, two polarizing games. But k...[Read More]
Dying Light 2 Stay Human
Dying Light 2 Stay Human‘s biggest triumph is that its open world feels both dangerous and highly exciting. As a fan of Dying Light and, by exte...[Read More]
OlliOlli World
OlliOlli was one of the first games I fell absolutely in love with at my first E3 in 2013. For the first time I had the opportunity to play games in t...[Read More]
Nobody Saves the World
As much as I want to compare Nobody Saves the World to The Legend of Zelda, I feel like doing so would be a great disservice to DrinkBox Studios’...[Read More]
Introspection with The Artful Escape
The Artful Escape‘s swirling potpourri of foreign celestial bodies and magnificent narrative blueprinting serves a singular purpose: To move pla...[Read More]
Rainbow Six Extraction
Tom Clancy’s name has been stretched in a multitude of ways. The franchises attached to the Tom Clancy’s brand have been equally stretched...[Read More]
Lacuna
Seven months after its original release on Steam, Lacuna has made its way to consoles. The sci-fi noir adventure puts players in the shoes of detectiv...[Read More]
Beyond A Steel Sky (PS5)
Classic point-and-click adventure games have been a part of my gaming history since almost the very beginning, and indeed are the core of some of my a...[Read More]
Chorus Review
Well, someone on Deep Silver Fishlabs was absolutely in love with Wing Commander when they grew up because there are some fun similarities with this a...[Read More]
JBL Quantum 350 Wireless Headset
When I reviewed JBL’s Quantum 800 Wireless Headset last year, I considered it to be one of the best gaming headsets I’ve used in quite som...[Read More]
Reopening Death’s Door
Death’s Door is not afraid to proudly wear inspiration on its sleeve. When I reviewed the game on the PC earlier this year, the comparisons to c...[Read More]
Zorya: The Celestial Sisters Impressions
This past week, we had the privilege of sitting down and watching a demo for Zorya: The Celestial Sisters from developer Madlife (composed of 10 peopl...[Read More]