Author: Josh McGrath
Hardware Review: VZR Model One Headset
Good quality sound is very important to me in my media. I can’t enjoy movies or console gaming without my full surround sound speaker setup. I’m more than... Read More
Review: Dark Deity
When it comes to the Fire Emblem franchise, there’s a hard cut-off point between the entries fans consider “classic and hardcore” and “modern and casual:” Fire Emblem Awakening.... Read More
Review: Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World
Wonder Boy – a classic Sega franchise from the Master System/Genesis era that has been going through a sudden renaissance in the past few years. Having originally gone... Read More
New Entry in ‘TimeSplitters’ Series Enters Development
TimeSplitters has been a long-beloved franchise, with numerous fans clamoring for a new entry. One can’t blame them, considering the most recent entry, Future Perfect, was released in... Read More
First Impressions: The Sekimeiya: Spun Glass
Of the “classics” one is expected to play in order to consider themselves a “real visual novel fan,” one that is often mentioned to this day is Ever17:... Read More
Review: Ashwalkers
Do you like your games with a healthy dose of stress? Want to relax by doing the same thing that you do every day of your life: survive?... Read More
Review: What the Dub?!
During the great indoors-ening of the past year, my group of friends has had to find ways to hang out and do things together while staying in our... Read More
Review: Lost Words: Beyond the Page
The sheer amount of text in my favorite games was always the excuse that I gave to my parents that video games were actually good for me. “Look... Read More
In Sound Mind is Horror that Keeps You in Control
A horror game that doesn’t wrest control from the player. A title that can instill dread and fear without dictating it to the person in control. That’s the... Read More
Blink Through Life in Before Your Eyes
Controlling a game through body movements is nothing new. Hell, remember the Kinect? Using a camera to translate motions into gameplay is hardly novel…but what matters more is... Read More
Preview: Read Only Memories: Neurodiver
If someone offered you the chance to change your memories, would you take it? Would you allow another person into your mind to clear up hazy memories, or... Read More
Review: Altdeus: Beyond Chronos
The idea of visual novels in virtual reality has always intrigued me. Taking a genre mostly made up of 2D sprites and massive amounts of text, and turning... Read More
Review: Ys IX: Monstrum Nox
It’s always interesting to look back at a long running series and see how its changed through the years. Final Fantasy going from turn-based fighting to its “Active... Read More
Review: Atelier Ryza 2: Lost Legends & the Secret Fairy
When the original Atelier Ryza launched in the west a little over a year ago, it brought a few changes to the well-established series beloved by fans. With... 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
Hardware Review: Thrustmaster eSwap X Pro Controller
For most people, the controller that comes packed in with their gaming console is all they will ever need. After all, it’s the controller a console is built... Read More
Review: Unto the End
What we have here today is a game that is purposely difficult. One that straight up tells you that it’s difficult when you select a new game. Combat... Read More
Review: Haven
When a game you create suddenly strikes it big and gains a sizeable following, what do you do next? Do you continue to produce content for it? Do... Read More