Godlike Burger (Switch) Review
I’m not the best at time-management games, but I know a good one when I see it. I spent a lot of time watching my mom play Diner Dash as a kid, and there were plenty of games that came after that…
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Star Trek: Lower Decks “No Small Parts” – Review
Since my wifi was out this weekend and I decided to watch the first episode of Strange New Worlds again, I had one question. Why is it that the only good Star Trek comes from bolder and newer ideas? We haven’t had a wholly original…
Fire Emblem: Engage (Switch) Second Opinion Review
Fire Emblem: Engage is the latest entry in the long-running turn-based tactical series published by Nintendo. Engage has been the first of my most anticipated releases of the year, so I was greatly looking forward to finally diving into this franchise once…
Rhythm Sprout (PC) Review
Rhythm games are seeing something of a massive resurgence in the past year, with Metal: Hellsinger sitting pretty with “Overwhelmingly Positive” reviews and Hi-Fi Rush being an instant hit last month. The genre has seemed niche for a while, as the DDR/Guitar Hero craze…
Persona 4 Golden (Switch) Review
In 2012, I picked up Persona 4 Golden on my PlayStation Vita. I loved Persona 3 Portable and I had heard plenty of good things about Persona 4. I have fond memories of my time in Inaba, and when the announcement was…
Perish (PC) Review
Have you ever wanted to play the Doom campaign with your friends in a cooperative fashion? With Perish, you can do just that! Developed by ITEM42 and published by HandyGames, Perish is a cooperative first-person shooter that has players jumping through various…
Persona 3 Portable (Switch) Review
My first exposure to the Persona franchise was Persona 3 Portable way back in 2011. I was a junior in high school, and at the time the dark-fantasy JRPG was one of the most striking gaming experiences I’d ever had. I had…
Bullet Train (Film) Review
Bullet Train is a semi-recent action film from director and stunt coordinator David Leitch. Leitch’s past work includes films such as John Wick, Atomic Blonde, and Deadpool 2. Originally released in August of 2022, the film is now available to stream on…
Waves of Steel (PC) Review
Ever wanted to see a boat do a kickflip? That was the first impression I got when looking up Waves of Steel, a title that’s sat comfortably in Early Access since July of 2021. This naval combat simulator aims to provide a challenging…
Mahokenshi (PC) Review
Mahokenshi is a new deckbuilding game inspired by Japanese mythology. The game was developed by Game Source Studio and published by Iceberg Interactive. The story of Mahokenshi is set within the Celestial Isles, floating islands plagued by demons, cultists, and evil spirits.…