Nier (PS3) Review
Like many people, NieR: Automata was my first exposure to games directed by Yoko Taro, which led me to watching people play a bunch of his past stuff. On a trip to GameStop a few months ago, I saw that they had…
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Battle Royale (Film) Review
Warning: The following review contains images from a film that is not appropriate for those under 17 years of age. There will be images that might not be for the faint of heart, please use your best judgement when reading this review. …
Descenders (Xbox One) Review
Long gone are the days of Dave Mira Freestyle BMX and Tony Hawk Pro Skater games on consoles, but Descenders hits that craving for an extreme sports game quite nicely. Extreme sports seemed to be a huge hit for gamers in the 1990s and 2000s. As…
Bubsy: Paws on Fire! (PS4) Review
In the world of platformers, the Bubsy franchise has been the butt of jokes for nearly 25 years due to its past of having mediocre at best games, but now it finally has something to write home about. Bubsy: Paws on Fire!…
A Plague Tale: Innocence Review
In a lot of ways, A Plague Tale: Innocence was low on my radar. Now? I can’t recommend it to enough people, and could very well see it ending up as a top 5 game of 2019. The linear, story driven titles that…
Dollhouse (PS4) Review
I don’t usually subject myself to playing horror games alone in my room on a Friday night. However, if it is a Noir based mystery set in the 1950’s, then there really isn’t much else to say beyond “where do I start?“.…
She Remembered Caterpillars (Switch) Review
I am awful at puzzle games and even worse with color theory, so combine these two together and She Remembered Caterpillars is what you get. Normally, this would definitely be a game I avoided at all costs but this one is different.…
Weedcraft Inc (PC) Review
Marijuana is a controversial topic here in the US. People are up in arms over whether or not it should be legal for medical use, recreationally, or both; whether or not it’s addictive, and whether or not it’s a “Gateway” to other…
Orcs Must Die! (PC) Review
When I find myself needing to take out some pent-up anger, or when I’m simply in the mood for some good old-fashioned mindless violence, I turn to one of a few of my personal favorite games. Sometimes, though, I’m not in the…
SNK 40th Anniversary Collection Review
I love a good bundle of gaming classics. Whether it is a Namco Museum or Rare Replay, it’s fun for me to play older games that I didn’t necessarily play when I was younger. At 25, I know the 90s and 00s well but…