Author: Aaron Botts
Review: Lost Judgment
I think it’s pretty well known by now that SEGA is none too shy about how much they’re leaning into all aspects of the Yakuza franchise. Which is... Read More
Hands On: MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries – Legend of the Kestrel Lancers DLC
More content is good, yeah? It’s even better when you’re a fan of a franchise that hasn’t seen much action until a couple of years ago. Suffice it... Read More
Review: No More Heroes III
Man, it sure has been a bit of a wait for some fresh and traditional Travis Touchdown action. Over a decade, to be precise. It hasn’t been completely... Read More
Review: Fire Tonight
You know, seeing media set in eras that you’ve personally lived through (even at a very young age) is weird. On one hand, you’re already accustomed to many... Read More
Hands On: Halo Infinite: Multiplayer Technical Preview
By now, I think it’s pretty obvious that people are putting a lot of expectations on Halo Infinite. Personally, I’m no stranger to this franchise’s multiplayer environment or... Read More
Hands On: Streets of Rage 4: Mr. X Nightmare
If you’re anything like me, you saw the release of Streets of Rage 4 as a wonderfully pleasant surprise in an apparent sea of new beat ’em ups... Read More
Everything Announced at the Xbox/Bethesda Games Showcase
Microsoft came out dealing a slew of 30 games. To the surprise of nobody, 27 out of them are going to be on Game Pass day and date.... Read More
Review: Ninja Gaiden Master Collection
If you’re anything like me, you’ve always looked at bone-crushingly hard games with equal parts respect and abject fear. From the NES days to now, we’ve always had... Read More
Review: Of Bird and Cage
If there’s one thing that I dig about the breadth of human creativity, it’s the willingness to smoosh two things together and hope that it works. Comic books... Read More
Review: Oddworld: Soulstorm
Having grown up during the halcyon days of the original PlayStation yet totally separate from the hype that surrounded the library it sported was kind of weird. I... Read More
Review: Get-A-Grip Chip
Okay, I’m just going to put it out there and straight up admit that I have quite the affinity for platformers of many kinds. It was basically the... Read More
Review: Neptunia Virtual Stars
The Hyperdimension Neptunia franchise is one that has always flown under my radar for some reason or another. While the fanbase that surrounds it is quite dedicated, personally... Read More
Preview: 30XX
Roguelikes and their ilk of varying degrees have always occupied a weird place in my life. On one hand, the skill required to keep at the “progress as... Read More
Definitely Not Fried Chicken Lets You Live Out Your Drug Kingpin Dreams
Business sims are nothing new these days, but have you ever considered the angle of living out your “legitimate business in the front, thriving secret drug lord empire... Read More
Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition
If there’s anything to be said about game preservation and the prevalence of digital media, Scott Pilgrim generally tends to be at the top of most people’s minds.... Read More
Gamer Escape’s Top 5 Reviewed Games of 2020
It has arrived: the end of the year. A year that felt simultaneously gone in a flash yet unbearably long. It sure has been an…interesting…start to a new... Read More
Review: Space Invaders Forever
It should go without saying how pervasive classic Space Invaders is in pop culture and gaming history. But that didn’t stop Taito from doing almost anything and everything... Read More
Platforms, Release Date Revealed in Leaked Persona 5 Strikers Trailer
For a while there, it seemed fuzzy on whether or not we would see the Phantom Thieves of Hearts grace our screens in the West with the Dynasty... Read More