Haven (PC) Review
Relationships are a crucial part of life, as the vast majority of us have felt love and let it influence us to do things we normally wouldn’t do. Whether it brings us to do things we don’t desire or it gets us…
Tag: Nintendo Switch
King of Seas First Impressions
Naval combat in video games has always intrigued me. Ever since experiencing a virtual-reality Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World as a kid, I’ve had a soft spot for the world of the seven seas. Ship combat has been explored in…
Finally! The World Ends With You Gets A Sequel
This week, I have been doing a bit of a deep dive back in time to the era of the Nintendo DS. I was sent a colossal package of games by a friend who had them in a box in their attic.…
Best Spin-Off Nintendo Titles
There’s a new Legend of Zelda game coming out shortly, but it’s not what you might think. Instead of Breath of the Wild 2, Nintendo surprised everyone with Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity. Instead of the normal dungeon-crawling, cucco kicking adventures we know, this game…
Sam & Max Save The World Remastered Coming to Switch and PC
Telltale Games is no more, however, some of their IPs still remain. After their closure in 2018, Skunkape Games acquired the rights to the Sam & Max franchise and are preparing something fantastic for fans. Sam & Max Save the World Remastered…
Foregone (PS4) Review
Many people have said that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery. To imitate something means that you enjoy it enough to mimic it in some way. Foregone seems like an imitation of Dead Cells at first, with the only difference…
Remothered: Broken Porcelain (PC) Review
Warning: This article contains mentions of transphobia, homophobia, death, and spoilers for Remothered: Broken Porcelain. I’ll confess, before we go any further, that I had to sit with Stormind Games’ Remothered: Broken Porcelain for a while to figure out precisely how I…
Vigil: The Longest Night (PC) Review
Vigil: The Longest Night is an intriguing, if slightly rough around the edges, debut title from Taiwanese developer Glass Heart Games. It has some interesting ideas at its heart and delightful creature and environment designs that will likely get me coming back…
Why I Won’t Be Playing Genshin Impact
Warning: The following article may contain links to videos that may contain strong language. Reader’s discretion is advised. Really, the title of this article speaks for itself. The fact that I might feel obligated to tell people the why is on the frustrating…
Raji: An Ancient Epic (PC) Review
Raji: An Ancient Epic is the highly enjoyable, deeply impressive first project by India-based developer Nodding Heads Games. It’s a rare thing for a game to grab my interest as swiftly and completely as Raji has. In fact, I might just have…