Xbox Series X / S
Moons of Darsalon Review
Moons of Darsalon adheres to a frustrating video game trope, yet strives to make it the core mechanic–and an enjoyable one at that. Escort missi...[Read More]
Techno Banter Review
Often a video game is more enjoyable when it’s harder to pin down precisely what makes it so appealing to the cerebral cortex. Based on that obv...[Read More]
Turbo Overkill Review (PS5)
Turbo Overkill follows a simple bible: rip and tear. And while it is inked in blood and shell casings, it is leather-bound in the meaty flesh of chain...[Read More]
ROBOBEAT Review (PS5)
Imagining a game without a soundtrack is near impossible. Undoubtedly across the vast ocean of games, there are numerous titles either lacking a score...[Read More]
Eternal Strands Review
Over 20 hours into Eternal Strands I was still encountering new enemies, new areas, and new ways to use the handful of magical powers my weaver Brynn ...[Read More]
Doom: The Dark Ages – Preview
I’m old. How old? I remember when Wolfenstein and Doom launched. The first ran very well on my 486 computer, while the other couldn’t reach its potent...[Read More]
Dreamcore Review
The moment Dreamcore boots players into the fuzzy tile labyrinth of its first level “Dreampools”, there’s little denying its target ...[Read More]
Tales of Graces f Remastered Review
My first Tales game was Tales of Symphonia. Someone on my hall in college lent it to me in 2006 to play on my Gamecube. Back then, games weren’t...[Read More]
Game Capture Neo (elgato) Review
Nearly a month ago, I received the elgato Game Capture NEO for review. I’m a huge fan of capture cards for fun reasons. While most people will just ca...[Read More]
Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1-2 Remastered Review
Years ago I once played a demo for Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver. Likely on PC as it would be a few more years before owning a PlayStation console. Whil...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review (Xbox Series X)
A couple of years ago when Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was announced with James Mangold directing, it was tough not to think that Mangold ha...[Read More]
The Thaumaturge Review
The Thaumaturge is a strangely cozy game, personally speaking. Of course, one might not think such things about a game set in 1905 Poland, a country d...[Read More]