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NHL 22 Review: Stale Icing
game review18 October 2021
NHL 22 promises some added upgrades thanks to a new engine and next-gen horsepower. With a lot of the same features returning from last year’s installment, you need to ask yourself if the upgrade is truly worth it.
NHL 22 Review: Stale Icing
Far Cry 6 Review: Order in Revolution
game review06 October 2021
Taking place on a tropical island during a revolution, Far Cry 6’s plot reads like a page out of a Cuban history book. But its themes, wacky weapons, and fictional characters give it a charm of its own.
Far Cry 6 Review: Order in Revolution
Astria Ascending Review: A Classic JRPG for a New Generation
game review27 September 2021
Astria Ascending, from developer Artisan Studios, is a modern classic, wonderfully modernizing the classic JRPG format with dynamic character progression and engaging turn-based combat.
Astria Ascending Review: A Classic JRPG for a New Generation
NBA 2K22 Review: Above the Rim
game review14 September 2021
Just like clockwork and right before the start of a new NBA season, NBA 2K22 is back with another bigger, bolder installment to give fans more of what they want.
NBA 2K22 Review: Above the Rim
Life is Strange True Colors Review: A Rainbow of Emotions
game review10 September 2021
If you had the power to find out how someone was feeling, would you try to help them or worry about your own problems instead? This question is one of many Alex Chen faces in another great entry in the Life is Strange series.
Life is Strange True Colors Review: A Rainbow of Emotions
Lake Review: Stillness in the Ordinary
game review06 September 2021
Sometimes a break from your current reality is what you need to clear your mind and realize what’s important in life. Are you drawn to money, career, or are your friends and connecting with special people what you really yearn for?
Lake Review: Stillness in the Ordinary
Song of Iron Review: An Axe in Need of Polish
game review02 September 2021
Song of Iron is the result of one solo developer’s hard work and determination to turn his ideas into a video game. This is Joe Winter’s first solo project and it is truly a labor of love.
Song of Iron Review: An Axe in Need of Polish
Twelve Minutes Review: Time Well Spent
game review24 August 2021
Time loops make for some interesting plots, but how a film or game uses it to move the action along determines how effective it is in the end. But just remember – the clock is ticking.
Twelve Minutes Review: Time Well Spent
Hoa Review: Like a Simple, Short-Lived Flower
game review23 August 2021
Like a short-lived flower, Hoa is filled with wonder. Its levels and puzzles may be too simple for some, but the wonder it creates through art and sound could be what convinces you to play it.
Hoa Review: Like a Simple, Short-Lived Flower
Cris Tales Review: An Ode to the Best and Worst of JRPGs
game review17 August 2021
Cris Tales has a remarkably beautiful hand-drawn aesthetic, some unique time travel mechanics, and a fun and engaging fantasy world. Unfortunately, the gameplay is often bogged down by repetitive turn-based combat and excessive loading times.
Cris Tales Review: An Ode to the Best and Worst of JRPGs
Eldest Souls Review: Soulslike Lite
game review02 August 2021
Boss battles can be a game’s most climactic moment, often culminating an intense fight that puts your skills to the test. Well, what if you had a game that only had boss battles? Eldest Souls says hello. Read our review.
Eldest Souls Review: Soulslike Lite
The Ascent Review - What If Cyberpunk 2077 And Diablo Had a Baby?
game review29 July 2021
Do you happen to be a Xbox Game Pass subscriber? If not I suggest you to quickly become one. A cyberpunk adventure like no other awaits you and three of your friends in The Ascent. Just make sure they all know how to shoot.
The Ascent Review - What If Cyberpunk 2077 And Diablo Had a Baby?
Death’s Door Review: A Game Worth Dying For
game review20 July 2021
Doing a lot of things right, Death’s Door features a beautiful world and level design that rivals that of any Zelda game you’ve played. Plus you get to play as a little crow that wields a sword. What’s not to love?
Death’s Door Review: A Game Worth Dying For
Resident Evil Village Review - A Village Worth Visiting
game review05 May 2021
Are you brave enough to discover what lies waiting beyond the village? The frights and chills are so worth it, as the next entry in the famed series puts together satisfying mechanics and enthralling, scary story.
Resident Evil Village Review - A Village Worth Visiting
MLB The Show 21 Review - If It Ain’t Broke…
game review25 April 2021
If MLB The Show 21 looks familiar to you, that’s because it’s essentially the same game that comes out every year. Notable additions and some improvements in gameplay, however, make it feel like a good investment.
MLB The Show 21 Review - If It Ain’t Broke…
Werewolf The Apocalypse Earthblood Review - Bland, Boring, Not About Werewolves
game review04 February 2021
The old and beloved RPG system is back, this time as a video game. Will Werewolf The Apocalypse Earthblood live up to fans' expectations? Read our review.
Werewolf The Apocalypse Earthblood Review - Bland, Boring, Not About Werewolves
Gods Will Fall Review - A Gripping, Unique Dungeon Crawler!
game review29 January 2021
This debut original project from British team Clever Beams brings fresh solutions to a tried formula, and definitely comes out on top. Gods Will Fall is a pretty, engrossing, and truly challenging dungeon crawler.
Gods Will Fall Review - A Gripping, Unique Dungeon Crawler!
The Medium Review - More Medium Than Well-Done
game review27 January 2021
The Medium is an artistic and conceptual feat, but not much more. While it provides an exciting, often eerie setting, it fails at becoming truly compelling because of it's linearity, simplicity, and generally untapped potential.
The Medium Review - More Medium Than Well-Done