Xbox Series X / S
Ruffy and the Riverside Review
When Yooka-Laylee released a lifetime ago back in 2017, I couldn’t help but be charmed at its blatantly obvious bid for nostalgia. Comprised of ...[Read More]
FBC: Firebreak Review
Often it’s difficult for a game to escape a poor first impression. And were it not for the pedigree of Remedy Entertainment, FBC: Firebreak may ...[Read More]
The Alters Review
The significance of the choices we make ripple throughout the timeline of our existence until the moment we die. At what point did we create our own f...[Read More]
Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound Preview
When Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound‘s protagonist Kenji is struck by an enemy, he doesn’t fly backward. To any veteran of the Ninja Gaiden trilog...[Read More]
Elden Ring Nightreign Review
Hours into Elden Ring Nightreign my confidence had been obliterated. Nearly a dozen Expeditions into Limveld had resulted in failure. Each successive ...[Read More]
Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker Review
It is a testament to Sea of Stars‘ incredible vision that it shined so brightly, despite releasing a few weeks after the monolith that was Baldu...[Read More]
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Review
Capcom is synonymous with fighting games. Street Fighter has cemented itself as one of gaming’s greats, matched in staying power and fame only b...[Read More]
DOOM: The Dark Ages Review
DOOM: The Dark Ages sees the journey of id Software’s modern-day DOOM revitalization complete a perhaps unexpected full circle. Leading up to th...[Read More]
Once Upon a Puppet Review
Once Upon a Puppet plucks from a familiar tree of whimsical, inspired platformers. Players only need to spend a few brief moments to recognize a game ...[Read More]
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate Review
The 1990s taught us that beat ’em ups didn’t need to engage in a lot of complexity. Instead, developers merely needed to slap a license on...[Read More]
Capcom Fighting Collection 2 Preview
On May 15, Capcom Fighting Collection 2 brings another packed roster of games to players seeking harder-to-find titles from Capcom’s storied dec...[Read More]
Karma: The Dark World Review
Karma: The Dark World is one of the most thoughtfully directed games I’ve ever played. Numerous shots feel choreographed in a way to maximize th...[Read More]