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: Xbox One
The Entropy Centre (PC) Review
When I first saw the trailer for The Entropy Centre, it looked as though it would be an interesting puzzle game that might have some difficult levels that would be reminiscent of the Portal games. After playing it for over three hours,…
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…
New to Xbox Game Pass – November 2022 Wave 2
After the month started with a ten-game wave for Xbox Game Pass subscribers, we now have eight more games to look forward to over the next two weeks. What’s more exciting is that half of them are day-one releases. Let’s not waste…
The Banner Saga 2 (PC) – Retrospective Review
Editor’s Note: The following article contains spoilers for The Banner Saga and The Banner Saga 2, read at your own discretion. Keeping with the Norse mythology theme this month, I’m discussing the sequel to last week’s Banner Saga review. The Banner Saga…
Shadows of Rose DLC (PC) Review
Editor’s Note: The Following Article contains spoilers for the Shadows of Rose DLC. Reader Discretion is advised. Resident Evil Village has been out for over a year now and for many, the game is a fond memory of horror and mystery. Now…
Oddworld Soulstorm (Switch) Review
I’ve been a fan of the Oddworld games since I was a kid. As such, I’ve been excited to play and enjoy the new entries in the franchise, starting with Oddworld New ‘N’ Tasty and now with Oddworld: Soulstorm. Oddworld: Soulstorm is…
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…
Chained Echoes Gets Release Date
I spend a lot of time discussing (and reviewing) Indie games inspired by classics. Having played a great number of those classics myself, I love trying games that aim to replicate the experience of classics I loved. Sometimes it lands, sometimes it…