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Phil Spencer Announces Update Event to Answer Rumors

I’m a fan of rumors and speculation, I watch wrestling so of course I do. However, the last few days have been rather interesting, though I’ll keep it to the Xbox-PlayStation news rather than The Rock. First reported by Jon Clarke of XboxEra,…

Jujutsu Kaisen Cursed Clash Costume Variations Revealed

Bandai Namco Entertainment has done well taking our favorite manga and anime and making them serviceable action-fighting games. The next game in their anime-to-game lineup launched today, February 2nd, and brings us into the world of Jujutsu Kaisen. A new trailer for…

Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown (PS5) Review

I have loved the Prince of Persia franchise ever since I played The Sands of Time back in 2003 on the Nintendo GameCube. Something about the world, the time mechanics, and the platforming in the original captivated me, and I have been…

Sins of the Flesh Update Comes to Cult of the Lamb

Sometimes fanbases get a little rowdy and come up with goofy gags. The Cult of the Lamb fanbase is one such group. I happen to be among them, so I have no shame in saying so. Funnily enough, what spawned from a…

Prison Architect 2 Announced, Coming This Year

Released into Early Access in 2012, Introversion Software’s Prison Architect became a major success story for the realm of Early Access on Steam and crowdfunding. The private prison builder/management sim is one of my favorites of the 2010s, a perfect recapturing of…

Sand Land Gets April Release Date

One of the intriguing announcements from last year was for Bandai Namco’s next RPG, Sand Land. Akira Toriyama has created a variety of worlds and stories over the years, and Sand Land looks to be a unique one (based on a Manga)…

Xbox Series X|S Game Gift Guide 2023

While there may not have been too many exclusive games of note that came to the Xbox Series X|S this year, there are still a few gems that can be found on the console. While some of the games on this list…

Venba is 2023’s Most Underappreciated Gem

When I sat down to play Venba a few months ago for a review, I found myself curious and apprehensive. I was curious because I find food to be a wonderful way to understand cultures and share experiences. I was apprehensive, however,…

DREDGE “The Pale Reach” (PC) Review

It might spoil my end-of-year round-up, but there is only one game that captured my attention all year. Mostly because it has a sense of dread without actively running up to you and shouting “Boo! Did I scare you?” DREDGE is rightfully one of…

The Talos Principle II (PC) Review

The Talos Principle is by far one of the most brain-melting First-Person puzzle games I’ve ever played. Not out of its puzzle difficulty, though it does have some difficult puzzles, but out of the philosophical and psychological topics it covers. What makes…