Xbox Series X / S
Fantasian Neo Dimension Review (PS5)
Have I missed RPGs over the years? Like, were there ever this many in a single year? I feel like 2024 has been the year of MMORPGs and turn-based RPGs...[Read More]
Metaphor: ReFantazio Review
“Humans are the real monsters.” The thought resonated with me early into Metaphor: ReFantazio‘s narrative, one that not so subtly wo...[Read More]
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Review (PS5)
Part of me is praying that SEGA will wake up one day and get a bee in their bonnet to remake Phantasy Star I-IV. I will then know that it is end times...[Read More]
Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered Review (Xbox Series X)
If you are looking for some action during the holiday season, then why not make it demon-hunting fun? It’s hunting a guy down in a big red suit. Excep...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III stumbled so Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 could soar. Triumphantly so. Black Ops 6 possesses a kind of opulence I haven&#...[Read More]
Life is Strange: Double Exposure Review
Life is Strange has proved to be a surprisingly resilient series. In the same months of early 2015 I did a kind of triple feature, playing the first t...[Read More]
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review
BioWare undoubtedly needed Dragon Age: The Veilguard to happen. One can only wonder and investigate what The Veilguard was before now. Back when it wa...[Read More]
Fear the Spotlight Review (PS5)
When the spooky season arrives each year, I forget how much fun it is playing creepy, suspense-filled horror games that add to the ambiance of the sea...[Read More]
RetroRealms – Halloween and Ash vs. Evil Dead Review (Xbox Series X)
There was some charm that existed within 16-bit side scrollers. These types of games were very identifiable to the 90s gaming era and usually drove bo...[Read More]
El Paso, Elsewhere Review
If there has been one game I’ve referenced more than any other–especially in the context of a review–it’s been Hotline Miami. ...[Read More]
Neva Review
Like the changing seasons it is framed by, Neva is equal parts beautiful, cyclical, and unpredictable. Alba, the sole protagonist exists as the lonely...[Read More]
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero Review (PS5)
What in the bloody hell do you think you’re doing, Spike Chunsoft and Bandai Namco? You can’t just go into a fighting genre, change up how they work, ...[Read More]