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Itorah (PC) Review

I love seeing visually striking games that take inspiration from locales and cultures not often seen in gaming. As a result, I found myself drawn to Itorah, a game that uses South American and Central American landscapes for its setting. However, sometimes…

Hellpoint Gets Next-Gen Release Date

Last year, I was very intrigued by Cradle Games’ sci-fi Soulslike Hellpoint. The dark sci-fi aesthetic caught my attention immediately, though the game wasn’t received very well. Now, tinyBuild and Cradle Games have announced the release date for the next-gen version of…

Toy Soldiers HD Gets New Patch and Discount

After releasing in October, Toy Soldiers HD had a bit of a mixed reception due to a few issues. The HD re-release of the Xbox Live Arcade game from 2010 had a variety of issues, particularly with multiplayer. Now, The developers have…

Nobody Saves the World (Switch) Review

I love Drinkbox Studios and their games. The Guacamelee games are so irreverent and have a unique aesthetic. This hasn’t changed with Nobody Saves the World. In fact, I would dare say that this is easily Drinkbox Studios’ best game yet. Many…

New Kao the Kangaroo Trailer Reveals Character Details

I played the original Kao the Kangaroo on the Dreamcast back in 2000. I love a good mascot platformer, so I was excited to play around with a new character in a new world. I have been keeping an eye on the…

Two Point Campus Reveals Spy Class

Agent 007 eat your heart out. I bet he just wishes he could go to Two Point Campus. Okay, so he probably doesn’t care since he’s fictional, but I can dream, right? Anyhow, Two Point Studios just revealed another class in the…

The New Smite Event Is A Crossover With Slipknot

I can’t deny that I truly enjoy when a game has a surprising collaboration. Ad placement typically doesn’t phase me unless it’s super egregious, but I love a good crossover. Whether it’s something like a game having characters from other games brought…

Elden Ring Accessibility First Impressions

I have not been shy about my feelings regarding FromSoftware and its games. The fanbase around games such as Dark Souls and Bloodborne can be (to put it mildly) insufferable. I would also go out on a limb and say that as…

Immortals Fenyx Rising (Switch) Review

Ubisoft’s open-world games usually aren’t terrible. They often have some flaws here or there, but they can usually be depended on for a bit of fun. Immortals Fenyx Rising has some good ideas on paper, and when it came out, I was…

Shantae and the Seven Sirens (PS5) Review

I’m a big fan of the Shantae franchise. Wayforward’s Metroidvania series has consistently provided some of my favorite side-scrolling Metroidvania experiences. They always wind up having interesting mechanics, cool ideas, and a fun story too. Now that Shantae and the Seven Sirens…