Category: Review
Review: The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
It’s been nearly five years since we’ve seen an entry in the Ace Attorney series arrive in the west, but at long last the wait is over. Coming... 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
Review: Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
I’m going to cut to the chase with this one, folks. I’ve got quite the backlog of games I haven’t finished or own but haven’t played yet. What... Read More
Hardware Review: RIG Pro Compact Controller
I’ll be honest. My first gaming device was a computer – the Commodore 64. I laid my hands on it barely after I learned to walk. Despite being... Read More
Review: Chivalry II
Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always had a thing for medieval stuff. Knights, castles, siege weapons, swords, bows, everything really. I also really dug the more... Read More
Review: Scarlet Nexus
Given that it’s still a relatively new system, I have been anxiously awaiting more games for the PlayStation 5. Scarlet Nexus was one of my most anticipated titles,... 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: Final Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade and INTERmission DLC
When we reviewed Final Fantasy VII Remake last year, we loved it. Square Enix took a game that everyone loved and remembered and gave us something new, while... Read More
Review: Winds of Change
Growing up as a furry in the late 90s and early 2000s, it seemed unthinkable that it’d ever be some degree of mainstream. Sure, animators on various cartoons... 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
Preview: The Last Spell
For whatever reason, I wind up reviewing and previewing a lot of roguelikes here. I don’t know exactly why, especially when the line between a good roguelike and... Read More
Review: Solasta: Crown of the Magister
I spent a lot of time playing Dungeons & Dragons-based RPGs (or games at least partially styled after them) in the late 90s and early 2000s. Neverwinter Nights... 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
Review: Sumire
While I am not an expert on the intricacies of game development, I have noticed that video games put out by indie developers tend to take some rather... Read More
Review: Layers of Fear 2
A while back I’d played through a little indie horror title centering around a depraved artist called Layers of Fear, and enjoyed it. Years passed, and then what... 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: Assassin’s Creed: Valhalla: Wrath of the Druids
The problem of expanding a game in the Assassin’s Creed series, at this point, is that usually the base game is already so fully stuffed with stuff that... Read More
Review: Resident Evil Village
With the release of Resident Evil 7 back in 2017, Capcom once again sought to redefine what a Resident Evil experience could be. The series went from an... Read More