Game Reviews
Beyond Good & Evil 20th Anniversary Edition – Game Review
Beyond Good & Evil: 20th Anniversary Edition marks a significant milestone for one of gaming’s most beloved cult classics. Originally released in 2003, this action-adventure game quickly gained a dedicated fan base thanks to its unique blend of storytelling, exploration, and engaging gameplay. You step into the shoes of Jade, a photojournalist fighting against an […]
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Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess – Game Review
In Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, you embark on a captivating journey through a beautifully crafted world inspired by Japanese folklore. The game begins with disaster as Mt. Kafuku falls to the Seethe, monstrous creatures that threaten the land. You step into the shoes of Soh, a brave samurai tasked with aiding the Maiden Yoshiro […]
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Dungeons of Hinterberg – Game Review
Dungeons of Hinterberg combines the thrill of dungeon crawling with the cozy comforts of a social simulation. Creating a truly unique experience, you are invited to don your explorer’s hat. And, delve into these dungeons, battling menacing enemies and solving clever puzzles. But the experience extends beyond the depths. As you’ll also have the opportunity […]
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College Football 25 – Game Review
Tossin the ol’ pigskin with Dad never gets old. EA Sports, it’s in the game. But, actually, is it? EA Sports has developed quite the yearly reputation. Every year we get a new Soccer, Hockey, and Football video game. Every year, these games see criticisms like “here’s the full price roster update again” or “it’s […]
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Street Fighter 6 – Cloud Game Review
Street Fighter 6, the latest installment in the iconic fighting game series by Capcom, marks a significant milestone as it becomes available on GeForce NOW, Nvidia’s cloud gaming service. This move not only expands access to the game but also places it within the growing ecosystem of cloud gaming. The game is also available to […]
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Stellar Blade Review
Blades, ponytails, and robot alien things all over. There are many things that can go together in a great stir fry. Broccoli, rice, chicken, water chestnuts, pineapple, peanut butter, chocolate, the list goes on. But you may have tilted your head at my list and challenged one or more of the stir fry ingredients I […]
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Rise of the Ronin – Game Review
Forging Fate Feels Freeing The open world swordplay souls like genre is definitely not a fresh concept for a video game. There have been multiple games that have done this genre incredibly well from the likes of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice, Ghost of Tsushima, and more. Enter Team Ninja with Rise of the Ronin releasing […]
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Pacific Drive – Cloud Gaming Review
“Pacific Drive is a unique survival crafting game set in the ’90s, focusing on upgrading a decrepit station wagon to explore the Olympic Exclusion Zone. Though initially frustrating with its manual mechanics and slow progression, the game becomes rewarding as players grow attached to their personalized car. Despite its visual appeal and engaging environment, the game’s replay value is limited. Its technical performance on PS5 is inconsistent, and while innovative, its appeal may not be universal.”
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League — Cloud Gaming Review
”Your mission is to kill the justice league, God help us.” The Arkhamverse just reloaded. Noir storytelling mixed with stealth action gameplay made players feel like they were The Batman in Rocksteady’s previous Arkhamverse titles. The detective elements and sensational voice acting added to the mystique of Gotham City and all 3 titles (save for […]
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Exoprimal – Cloud Gaming Review
When Capcom announced Exoprimal in 2021, the gaming community ran wild with speculation. The sight of dinosaurs and futuristic technology immediately sparked thoughts of a long-awaited Dino Crisis revival. However, as more details emerged, it became clear that Exoprimal was its own thing, trading survival horror for bombastic cooperative action. Drawing inspiration from the likes […]
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