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Phantom Breaker: Omnia (PC) Review

It feels strange to have played Phantom Breaker: Omnia. Both the original 2011 game and its 2013 update were only released in Japan, creating a small audience who wished for a localized version. I found out about it through the localized Beat…

Babylon’s Fall (PC) Review

When I first opened up Babylon’s Fall, I honestly didn’t know what to expect. The trailer seemed interesting and gave me a vibe that this was going to be a game filled with beautiful cutscenes, rich lore, and fantastic gameplay. After playing…

Elex II (PC) Review

The open-world RPG was the staple of the 2010s, with several franchises such as Assassin’s Creed, Far Cry, and others seeing several releases to flood the market by decade’s end. With narrative, linear tales such as God of War and The Last of Us eking out…

The King of Fighters XV (PC) Review

2022 is looking to be a big year for fighting games whether it’s new releases like DNF Duel, information to come such as for the recently announced Street Fighter 6, or simply updates for previous games like Dragon Ball FighterZ. Before all…

Martha is Dead (PC) Review

As absolutely stacked as this month has been for video game releases, one that I have been specifically looking forward to has been Martha is Dead. Aside from being a game that caught my eye with its announcement trailer, the demo made…

Sifu (PC) Review

If I had to give you a review for this game in just a few words, the following phrase comes to my mind: Martial Arts Dark Souls. This might be a bit of an exaggeration since Dark Souls has a lot of…

Not for Broadcast (PC) Review

I’ve been looking forward to writing this one, folks. Longtime readers of ours may know I’ve covered NotGames and tinyBuild’s satirical “brainwashing simulator” known as Not for Broadcast in several articles in the past since the game originally launched in Steam Early…

Land of Screens (PC) Review

Sometimes I find myself wanting a break from the intense shooters and quick-paced fighting games that I fill so much of my time with. I could watch nothing but action movies or thrillers without the desire to watch a feel-good movie on…

Please, Touch The Artwork (PC) – Review

Roger Ebert said in an editorial in 2010, talking about his previous opinion that games cannot be art: “Nevertheless, I remain convinced that in principle, video games cannot be art.” In principle, it is a stupid and narrow-minded observation by a man held in such…

Expeditions: Rome Review (PC)

Expeditions: Rome is the newest entry into the Expeditions series that has been created by Logic Artists and THQ Nordic. While both of the last two games (Expeditions: Conquistador and Expeditions: Vikings) set a decent bar for this newest entry to beat,…