GTA: San Andreas (PS2) – Review
The PS2 version is the real “Definitive Edition.” To say I like Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas would be like saying some people like a PS1 JRPG that came on two discs. It is one of the reasons for my adoration of…
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land (Switch) Review
I haven’t played a lot of the Kirby games in my time, mostly some older ones like Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards or the game that started it all, Kirby’s Dreamland. However, when Kirby and the Forgotten Land was announced in September…
Doctor Who “The Zygon Invasion” & “The Zygon Inversion” – Review
No more, please, no more. As much as I love and cherish sections of the story of “The Zygon Invasion” & “The Zygon Inversion,” I can’t take any more of the Zygon stories. Knowing my luck, by the time this is out…
Revita (Switch) Review
I love a good Roguelike, but it isn’t a shock to say that the market is a little over-saturated. Because of that, I’m always on the lookout for Roguelike games that stand out. Developer BenStar’s Revita stood out to me for various…
Tokyo Dreaming (Book) – Review
The sometimes fabulous, sometimes embarrassing, and often dramatic life of Her Imperial Highness Princess Izumi Tanaka is a story that formed in Emiko Jean’s Tokyo Ever After. I quite enjoyed the first book in what is officially a series with the upcoming…
Chernobylite (PS5) Review
A few years ago, I got so sick of the phrase “post-apocalyptic survival game” that my mind automatically ignored any game with that moniker after the sheer flood of titles on Steam. The idea of worrying about a ton of food, thirst,…
Moon Knight “The Tomb” Review
Last week I stated that Moon Knight’s third episode “The Friendly Type“ stuck too close to the MCU formula and outstayed its welcome. I was afraid that would be the trend for the upcoming three episodes. Thankfully, Moon Knight delivered a more…
Doctor Who “Legend of the Sea Devils” – Review
Twice this week I’ve had the simple concept of lesbians shouted at me in the most ham-fisted way possible. The other occasion was HBO’s Julia, because the concept of someone menopausal in 1963 also being uncomfortable having a relationship with anyone that’s…
Grand Mountain Adventure: Wonderland (PC) – Review
Sliding backward down a mountain, often at speed, peppering in “tricks,” all under the guise of being relaxing, is insane. I’ve previously stated that I find snowboarding, skiing, and other extreme winter sports, to be an exercise in getting yourself killed by…
Serious Sam: Tormental (PC) Review
If there’s one genre that’s been done to death, it’s the roguelike. Ever since Binding of Isaac took off as a premier indie darling in 2011, many others have emulated its success with brilliant ideas, airtight combat, and a pulse-pounding sense of urgency to…