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Death Stranding (PS4) – Review

Well, giving this game a score is a headache in itself, nevermind writing something up to back up that score. Experimental is the easiest way of explaining it; Death Stranding is the first game Hideo Kojima has been allowed to do anything…

Superliminal (PC) Review

In this current era of gaming, first-person puzzle games aren’t that uncommon anymore. Since the release of Portal back in 2007, plenty of other games have tried to catch that charming, head-scratching spark. With that, comes a mixed bag of homages and…

Brunch Club (Switch) Review

One of the prevalent genres of indie games is the genre of wacky physics games, where simple tasks are made much harder because of their control scheme. Flash game sensation QWOP is one example, as well as the joke simulator game Surgeon…

The Lighthouse Film Review

It doesn’t matter if it’s a movie, a book, or a game: when I finish a work of art, I want to have a hard time letting it go. When I finished Bioshock Infinite, I couldn’t stop thinking about it. The first…

Mary Skelter 2 (Switch) Review

When I played Mary Skelter: Nightmares a few years ago, I really found the darker, fairy tale aesthetic somewhat fascinating. I had always expected that we’d see more from Idea Factory in this world, but Mary Skelter 2 has surprised me in…

The Outer Worlds (Xbox) Review

I’m a big fan of dystopian future narratives and cyberpunk environments in literature. The easiest way to introduce readers to these sorts of stories and environments is to throw them something from Ray Bradbury or Phillip K. Dick. Even then, one of…

Destiny Connect: Tick Tock Travelers (Switch) Review

As an avid fan of RPG’s in many forms, I am always looking for a solid RPG that does something interesting to set itself apart from its peers. Lately, I’ve been pleased to discover that NIS America has been publishing a few…

Red Dead Redemption 2 (XBO) – Review

I’ve got a problem with Red Dead Redemption 2, it is hardly a game. It is a beautiful gallery of the turn of the century architecture in the New Orleans-style city, post-civil war battlefields, and the second industrial revolutionary townships in the south.…

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 (Switch) Review

I am a big fan of both the Mario and Sonic franchises. I am also a fan of watching the Olympics, whether it is the Winter Olympics or the Summer Olympics. However, in the past, I have had issues with Olympics-related games…

MediEvil 2019 (PS4) Review

I missed out on the adventures of Sir Daniel Fortesque when they originally released back in 1998, however, for most of my life I have heard from Lisa (our managing editor and my wonderful mom) that it was very fun when she…