Game Reviews

In 2019, Blizzard Entertainment brought back the original, vanilla-flavored 2004 World of Warcraft Classic. As the old guards flooded Blizzard’s servers, new players were hastily looking for WoW boosting services to help level out. As...

Mass Effect 2 Legendary Edition doesn't really add as much new to the game as the first game did. In terms of mechanics and gameplay, the game is identical to the original. There's nothing inherently...

Backbone is a '...post-noir roleplaying detective adventure...' that puts players in the shoes (and fur) of racoon protagonist, Howard Lotor, a private investigator who's down on his luck and solves small cases to make ends...

Ys IX: Monstrum Nox is the latest entry in the 34-year-old long-running Ys series. As such, it doesn't come as much of a surprise that Nihon Falcom aimed to do something a bit different this...

If your passion is to become a carpenter, a builder, and to repair everything around you, then Pyramid Games’ title is just for you. Take note that the game takes place in a medieval setting. Here...

The Miiverse was a social network created by Nintendo based on the avatars born with the arrival of the Wii. Developed later on Nintendo Wii U and Nintendo 3DS, the Miiverse then practically disappeared with...

Two long years. It’s been two long years since Guilty Gear Strive’s original announcement at EVO 2019. Since then, news and player experiences have dramatically shaped this game, such as the outcry for rollback netcode,...

Wonder Boy IV was originally released in 1994 for the SEGA Mega Drive, at the time the game didn't make it over to the States. America only got a small taste of this title when...

From Software has had some major releases in the past decade, but many people haven't had the chance to play some of their earlier titles from the PS1 and PS2 era. I was lucky enough...

Today’s game is a PvPvE (Player vs Player vs Environment) set in Britain and in the context of Robin Hood. Take note that Robin Hood is by far the most famous archer thief ever. Being...

Maid of Sker is a first-person horror game developed and published by Wales Interactive in the summer of 2020. Since its launch, the title has garnered a good number of sales and over time has...

Jaws has been one of my favorite movies for quite some time, Dad and I use to watch it almost religiously and it makes sense since it was the FIRST summer blockbuster movie. So when...

Mass Effect remains one of EA's biggest franchises, despite its mediocre fourth sequel and BioWare's attempt at capturing the live service market. So much so that the initial trilogy just received an official remastered re-release...

Imagine it's 1999, and you're going to bed. You put on a headband connected to your PC, and suddenly you're able to explore a whole computer network while you're sleeping. Such is the premise of...

It seems like a century has passed since the landing of Dead Space on PlayStation 3. The game, a true forerunner of a genre now explored in every way, had landed in 2008 and then continued with...

Quantum League is a multiplayer FPS that kind of took me by surprise. I was given the game to review based on the fact it seemed to be a lot like Overwatch. Now, I'm not...

I am a die hard Resident Evil fan I've played all the number titles numerous times but really haven't scratched the surface of the spin offs. I've beaten Survivor all the way through, put quite...

After several remakes and many changes, Soulstorm finally lands on PS5. Take note that this is a direct remake of the second chapter of the saga. It was also distributed for free on the PlayStation Plus. Will...

Forged from the mind of Denis Listov from Ludus Future, this indie game draws obvious inspiration from Severance: Blade of Darkness and the chapters of The Elder Scrolls for an epic adventure with more Nordic hues. The game released for PC, but will...

For those of you who don’t know it, Temple Gates Games’ title came to life in the now distant September 2014 in its PC version. Subsequently, in August 2016, it also landed on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One....

Warlords is the latest addition to a historical series which debuted in 2001. How does the series behave, twenty years after its debut, and after a postponement caused by the health emergency? Here is my Stronghold: Warlords...

After an opening that immediately recalled the famous Stranger Things TV series, Loop Hero welcomes you with a really well-finished and pleasing pixel art style. The pixels are really the gem that catapults you into a rather dark...

Mourning and loss are concepts inherent in the same human being. From an early age, many of us have had to deal with the pain of losing someone dear to us. A spiral of despair and...

Throughout the 1990s, games have been steadily progressing to the newest hardware. Advances in development included fully three-dimensional characters and environments, crisp clear sound, and CDs containing far larger scale designs than cartridges could hold....

If you are ready to immerse yourself in the zany world created by Two Point Studios, sit down and grab something to eat. Here is my Two Point Hospital: Jumbo Edition review on PlayStation 4!

Okay, let’s get this clear. I am not a fan of Doctor Who by any stretch of the word. I’m not completely out of the loop, though. I watched the run of the 10th Doctor...