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YesterMorrow (Switch) Review

Lately, I’ve found myself in a bit of a platformer groove. Games like Alwa’s Legacy, Ary and the Secret of Seasons, and going back to play Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night, have really fed this craving. So, when I saw the trailer…

Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead Review

Bridge Constructor and Walking Dead fans are in for a treat as ClockStone brings us Bridge Constructor: The Walking Dead. This new iteration of the popular Bridge Constructor franchise features the world and characters from The Walking Dead TV series. I was…

Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War Multiplayer First Impressions

Unequivocally one of the most popular gaming franchises of all time, it seems like Call of Duty is always ahead of the FPS curve. Landing millions of loyal annual buyers and a consistent player base in the millions, it’s maintained relevance for over…

The Signifier (PC) Review

There’s a lot to like about The Signifier, and a handful of ways to get lost. Entering the universe crafted in Playmestudio’s debut project as AI and psychology expert Frederick Russell, you soon find yourself and Russell’s brain scanner “Dreamwalker” at the heart…

Ikenfell (Switch) Review

It is rare for an RPG to surprise me these days. Yes, a lot of RPG’s are unique, but many of them have similar elements to them. Ikenfell is surprising in multiple ways and not just in terms of mechanics either. Ikenfell…

Sam & Max Save The World Remastered Coming to Switch and PC

Telltale Games is no more, however, some of their IPs still remain. After their closure in 2018, Skunkape Games acquired the rights to the Sam & Max franchise and are preparing something fantastic for fans. Sam & Max Save the World Remastered…

Foregone (PS4) Review

Many people have said that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. To imitate something means that you enjoy it enough to mimic it in some way. Foregone seems like an imitation of Dead Cells at first, with the only difference…

Helheim Hassle (Switch) Review

OK, I admit it. I love weird, morbid, and strange games. I thoroughly enjoyed Manual Samuel by developer Perfectly Paranormal, with its strange mechanics and morbid theme. I enjoyed it so much, I jumped at the chance to review their newest title,…

Why I Won’t Be Playing Genshin Impact

Warning: The following article may contain links to videos that may contain strong language. Reader’s discretion is advised. Really, the title of this article speaks for itself. The fact that I might feel obligated to tell people the why is on the frustrating…

Song of Horror (PC) Review

Song of Horror, by Spanish developer Protocol Games, follows Daniel Noyer, ex-entrepreneur, and now an employee of Wake Publishing. Noyer investigates a series of disappearances, starting with his employer’s client, prolific historical fiction writer Sebastian P. Husher. The story is quick to…