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Diplomacy is Not an Option (PC) – Review

Given the number of times I said “Epic” when reviewing God of War Ragnarök, my love towards Star Wars: Battlefront 2 (the good one), and my general liking towards Battlefield 2042, I like things with large scale. Cue to an obvious joke…

Wilmot Works it Out (PC) Review

When I was young, my mother tried to share her love of jigsaw puzzles with me. I didn’t quite get it as a hyperactive kid, the idea of sitting still, sorting out the corner pieces, and then figuring out the picture as…

Metaphor: ReFantazio (PC) Review

It is rare that I review a game from a new IP and find myself thoroughly impressed. This is specifically the case when a game is made by developers I already like. Crafted by the teams behind the Shin Megami Tensei and…

Europa (PC) Review

Some of the best stories in gaming are told in short-form, high-effort mediums, and I go out of my way to track them all down. Gone Home, Last Day of June, Before Your Eyes, and tons more have had a profound emotional effect on…

Echo Point Nova (PC) Review

It truly takes a lot to make a modern gamer disregard a price tag when it comes to the quality of a game. With budgets as tight as ever and a hypercritical market, a game needs to be perfect for players to…

Fairy Tail Dungeons (PC) Review

Regarding popular anime, I’m pretty fond of Fairy Tail. The concept and the world of Fairy Tail interest me greatly, especially since playing Koei Tecmo’s Fairy Tail RPG a few years back. Now, a new game has been developed aside from the…

Backyard Baseball ’97 (PC) Review

Of all the games that tickle my nostalgia, Backyard Baseball is the one that gets me the most. It is also a game series that I never thought would return in any way. A few months ago, I was shocked to see…

God of War Ragnarök (PC) – Review

Of course, the most important part of Greek mythology is that Chris Hemsworth and Anthony Hopkins are the bad guys. I don’t think I’m out of place saying many were trepidatious about God of War (2018), seeing the titular war deity from…

NeoDuel: Backpack Monsters (PC) Review

Backpack Hero created a whole new genre of gameplay that I lovingly call “inventory management action.” Of course, when a game changes the landscape and makes a new genre, developers start trying to find new ways to spice it up. NeoDuel: Backpack…

Pinball Spire (PC) Review

The game that stuck out like a sore thumb and got me most excited for its full launch during a recent Steam Next Fest was Pinball Spire, an indie effort from Apparition Games. For those of us who grew up with pinball titles…