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Banner Saga 3 (PC) Retrospective Review

I’m back once again to discuss the final installment in Stoic Studios Nordic inspired tactics series The Banner Saga. If you haven’t already seen my article on The Banner Saga 2 I would encourage you to look it over here. Released in…

Stranded Deep Now Available on Xbox Game Pass

Releasing games on Game Pass without announcing them first has become sort of a trend at Microsoft, and I think it’s fun to read these surprise announcements, especially if the surprise games are up your alley. While this has definitely happened before,…

Payday 3 Announced for 2023

We’re starting the year off with a new announcement for a popular franchise. In 2013, Payday 2 was released and over the course of the last decade, it has sold 40 million copies. It also consistently maintained a community of over 8…

Hello Neighbor 2 (PC) Review

When I first arrived at PAX East 2022, there was quite a bit to look at! However, there was one area that stood out amongst all the others and beckoned everyone towards it with its flashy colors and lights. This area was…

Atari 50: The Anniversary Celebration (Switch) Review

Growing up in the late 90s and 2000s meant a lot of weird things were happening in video games. Yes, consoles were all the rage, but you could play games on your TV in other ways too. A popular one in my…

RWBY: Arrowfell (Switch) Review

Admittedly, I am a little bit behind on watching RWBY. I like Rooster Teeth’s western animation series, but I fell off for a bit due to various commitments. My experience with the previous RWBY title, Grimm Eclipse, left something to be desired.…

The Unliving (PC) Early Access Preview

Early in the days of Xbox 360 and PS3, there was a game by the name of Overlord. It was unique in the sense that you could control a large number of minions to do your bidding in battle. It was a…

The Journey Down Trilogy (Switch) Review

I love Point-and-Click games, but they aren’t all created equal. Sometimes the gameplay and controls are great but the story is lacking. Sometimes the story is fantastic, but the difficulty is too high. The Journey Down, however, is a rare gem where…

Rocket League Partners with Nike for World Cup Content

Rocket League might not make headlines weekly outside of esports, but it’s still an insanely popular game. Developer Psyonix is always upping their offerings for players with genre-defining collabs with everyone from the NFL to Rick and Morty. A new collab sees the…

LEGO The Incredibles (Switch) Review

I have been a fan of the LEGO video games since the first one, LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, released in 2005. There is something really satisfying about smashing things and solving puzzles. The games are full of humor as well…