Xbox Series X / S
Rustler Review
Rustler is a Grand Theft Auto style, top-down action game set in a medieval kingdom. Players will take the role of Guy, a rustler (a horse thief) as h...[Read More]
Flynn: Son of Crimson (PlayStation 5)
I love dogs, but I am sadly allergic (making my dream of owning a gigantic fluffy canine one that might never come to fruition). I recently followed a...[Read More]
The Medium (PS5)
In a year that has brought players Resident Evil Village and Little Nightmares II, it would be understandable that The Medium has lost some of its pla...[Read More]
Lost Judgment
As far as franchises go, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Yakuza and Judgment are amongst my very favorites. I have a large collection of Yakuza goods and...[Read More]
Life is Strange: True Colors
Once Alex Chen left her bus and stepped foot in the small Colorado town of Haven Springs, I clicked the touchpad on my DualSense, checking her phone. ...[Read More]
Sonic Colors Ultimate
I remember being at the reveal for Sonic Colors at E3 a dozen or so years ago. The game looked good, and fellow Senior Editor Eric Layman reviewed it ...[Read More]
Quake Remastered
Twenty-five years ago, Quake launched on PC, and oh how I remember those days with fondness. I still have my original Quake CD and my original CDs of ...[Read More]
Madden NFL 22 Review
The crowd is growing restless with this series, and it has every right to do so. The Madden series has been the ‘go to’ NFL game since EA acquired the...[Read More]
NHL 22 – Preview
EA Vancouver knows what this year’s going to be and they’re making sure people know that the NHL series doesn’t just update the roster and repackage t...[Read More]
Hades (PlayStation 5)
Supergiant Games thrives through character and action. Bastion’s ubiquitous narrator transformed a fierce hack-and-slash into a comforting story...[Read More]
Cris Tales
Cris Tales is one of those games that will be strapped with the somewhat flattering “love letter” moniker. When developers grow up on a di...[Read More]
Death’s Door
The Legend of Zelda all too often serves as a jumping off point of comparing and contrasting a vast number of adventure games. I suppose it’s di...[Read More]