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…
Tag: PS4
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…
The Banner Saga (PC) Retrospective Review
With God of War: Ragnarok releasing this month, I’m sure many people have acquired a greater appreciation for Norse myths and culture. Keeping this in mind, I’d like to recommend another title that delivers a solid Viking adventure. The Banner Saga is…
Cult of the Lamb (Switch) Review
Cult of the Lamb has been one of my most anticipated games of 2022 since it was announced. Devolver Digital has a way of picking out gems to publish and working with Massive Monsters on publishing Cult of the Lamb was a…
Batora: Lost Haven (PC) Review
It’s a common saying here in the US that “The road to Hell is paved with good intentions.” It is rare though, to see a game tackle that concept head-on, trying to do good for people only to actively cause problems. Strangely…
Oneshot: World Machine Edition (Switch) Review
The Indie scene has just recently caught onto a trend popularized by games like Doki Doki Literature Club and Inscryption. Games that break the 4th wall, requiring you to delve into other parts of the experience to solve problems inside the game…
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II (PS5) Campaign Review
This is the third year in a row I’ve been lucky enough to review a Call of Duty title; I found Black Ops: Cold War thrilling and Vanguard serviceable. I’ve been playing ever since the original Call of Duty: Modern Warfare became a smash hit in 2007. Now that…
Ghostbusters Spirits Unleashed (PC) Review
Writing this review has been very difficult for me to do. Not because the game is hard to talk about or because there are negative things to say about the game. It is quite the opposite of that. Ever since I got…