Helldivers 2 Review – A Cooperative Galactic Conquest
It seems every few months a new co-op game comes along and takes entire friend circles by storm. Everyone gets...
Reviews
XDefiant Review – A Welcome Throwback
For quite some time, many Call of Duty fans have been building animosity towards the series. With each entry, it...
Gal*Gun: Double Peace Review – So Many Girls, So Little Time
I’m often asked when I’ll be tackling my next controversial game, and honestly I don’t need much convincing to jump...
Senran Kagura Burst Re:newal Review – The First Burst
I’ve had a soft spot for the Senran Kagura franchise ever since my playthrough of the rather excellent Senran Kagura:...
Final Fantasy X-2 Retro Review – It’s Showtime, Girls
Cast your minds back to time when Final Fantasy games were each self-contained adventures; complete stories with defined beginnings, middles...
Final Fantasy X Retro Review – Another World Awaits You
As unprofessional as it may appear, I can’t help but write about my emotional investment in the Final Fantasy saga...
Dead Island 2 Review – The Dead Island Name Rises Again
Since its launch day, Dead Island 2 has been a rollercoaster ride of survivalist action, captivating storytelling, and a visceral...
Gray Dawn – Another ‘Horror’ Game
Gray Dawn is a religious horror game developed by Interactive Stone. They are a developer based out of Romania. For...
Life Is Strange Review – Masterful Example Of Storytelling
Released episodically in 2015, Life is Strange stands out as a masterful example of storytelling in video games. Developed by...
Neptunia Game Maker R:evolution Review – Evolution, Revolution, Absolution
Anything is possible in the Neptunia multiverse. You never know what will happen next. Megadimension Neptunia VII opened up a...
Athenian Rhapsody Review – Earnestly Derivative
Remember Earthbound? What a great game, it’s a shame no one ever tried to recapture that magic. This is so...
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Review – A Love Letter To JRPG Fans
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is probably one of the most ambitious titles that I have seen in a long while....
Atelier Totori: The Adventurer Of Arland DX Review – More Freedom For Better and Worse
One staple in the Atelier series is that the games usually come in trilogies or duologies. After Rorona, Atelier Totori:...
Nexomon Review – Gotta Catch ’Em All, on Playstation!
Sorry for sleeping with the enemy, but Pokémon has previously been something of a guilty pleasure of mine in one...
Class Of Heroes 2G Anniversary Edition – So Much More Than Just a Follow-Up Game
The Class of Heroes port for the PlayStation 5 includes two games, Class of Heroes and Class of Heroes 2G....
Class Of Heroes Anniversary Edition – Bringing Classic RPG Nostalgia To the PS5
Everyone loves a good RPG, and although it has its share of flaws, Class of Heroes is precisely that… a...
Valkyria Revolution Review – Take a Chance on Me
I’m always happy to stick up for an underdog. I’m nice like that. It does sadden me when a perfectly...
Neptunia X Senran Kagura: Ninja Wars Review – Pretty Ninja Cross-Over Time
When two beloved franchises with different mechanics cross over into a single game, one can’t help but wonder how it’ll...
Green Hell Review – The Forest Is Calling and You Must Go
Realistic survival mechanics have become a popular feature in modern gaming. From ARK to DayZ and even Rockstar’s Red Dead...