Wolfenstein Youngblood Review: First Person Army of Two Vibes
I know the Wolfenstein series has been along since before most of us were even born. Still, Wolfenstein Youngblood utilizes…
Fire Emblem: Three Houses Review – Fun Blend Of Strategy, Politics And Responsibility
The Fire Emblem series is well known for three things I reckon. Their political themes, memorable characters, and turn-based combat….
Earth Defense Force 5 PC Review: Destructive Nonsensical Fun!
Earth Defense Force 5 is another addition to a classic long-running franchise. The Japanese third-person shooter game pits you against…
Attack On Titan 2 Final Battle Review: On The Good Side Of The Anime Video Game Spectrum
I was granted the gracious opportunity to review Attack on Titan 2: Final Battle. The experience was pleasant, and I…
Hellmut The Badass From Hell: Good Retro Flavored Pastime
Hellmutt: The badass from hell is just as whacky as the name suggests. Think of Doom but as a top-down…
The Sinking City Review: A Bit Stiff But Deliciously Spooky
Everyone loves a good detective story right? Combine that with supernatural elements and you’ve got a pretty potent combo. That’s…
Bloodstained Ritual of The Night Review: Solid Metroidvania Experience
Kickstarters have always been tricky. The crowdfunded projects have been known to go on to be great commercial and critical…
Total War: Three Kingdoms Review: The Best Historical Total War Yet
Total War fans had reason to celebrate yesterday when Creative Assembly finally released Total War: Three Kingdoms, their first mainline…
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered — Nostalgia Is Strong With This One
If there is one evergreen activity in video games, it is shooting Nazi or better, Nazi zombies. The later is…
Rage 2 Review – A Flawed Open-World With An Addictive Gameplay Loop
With how the first Rage performed, I didn’t expect Bethesda would ever follow up the game with a sequel. But,…
Anno 1800 Review – Victorian Era at Its Finest
Ubisoft’s Anno 1800 is one of the city-building games that’s a massive timesink and requires your utmost attention to the…
The Division 2 Review – An Online Looter-Shooter Done Right
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 builds upon where the original installment left off while retaining most of its positive aspects…
Trials Rising Review: The Same But Still Pretty Fun
Are you familiar with the Trials Series itself? It’s a franchise of bike driving motorsport games that play as a…
Jump Force Review – Biggest Anime Crossover, Even Bigger Disappointment
Jump Force is essentially the biggest crossover between anime characters since J-Stars. It features a roster of 40 iconic characters,…
Far Cry: New Dawn Review – Prosperity Comes in Many Forms
Far Cry: New Dawn follows the same formula of its predecessors by combining exploration and adventure inside an open world…
Darksiders 3 Review – One Step Forward Two Steps Back
It’s been a long wait for Darksiders 3’s release and its finally here. Following the bankruptcy of THQ, many fans…
Red Dead Redemption 2 Review, A Frustrating Masterpiece
Be it the pastoral plains of the southeast or the enfeebling snow-covered mountains of the northwest, Red Dead Redemption 2…
Starlink: Battle for Atlas Review, Liberating A Galaxy From The Palm Of Your Hand
Starlink: Battle for Atlas is a sci-fi action-adventure title, following a group of explorers on their journey through the Atlas…
Mario Tennis Aces Review – Hit and a Miss
Mario Tennis Aces is the eighth entry in the illustrious series of Nintendo tennis games that started with the dubious…
Vampyr Review – Relic of the Past
Vampyr is an Action RPG developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Focus Home Interactive. The game is a throwback…
Dark Souls Remastered Review, A Sophomoric Attempt
For all those not in the know, Dark Souls was a medieval fantasy action RPG developed by From Software and…
Battletech Review – A Classic BT Experience
Battletech is a franchise that dates back to mid-80s when it originated as a tabletop wargame. The new Battletech is…
God of War Review – Change is Good
Change isn’t easy to accept, change is something most people aren’t comfortable with. It is especially difficult to handle when…
Devil May Cry HD Collection Review, A Simple Port
Rumors are abound that Dante is due for a sequel in the much anticipated Devil May Cry 5 speculated to…
Battalion 1944 Early Access Review – A Long Way to Go
Battalion 1944 was released on the first of February and was immediately overloaded with players who completely failed to join…