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Just Die Already (Switch) Review

I love sandbox games. There is something so relaxing, calming, and chill about being able to play a game where you can go wherever and do whatever you want. I also love games that are just plain weird. It turns out Just…

Aerial Knight’s Never Yield Switch Review

Part of my job here at Phenixx Gaming, as I see it, is stepping outside of my comfort zone and bringing games to the attention of people who might overlook them. As a result of that, I’m not very experienced in games…

Biomutant Explanation Trailer Delves into Crafting and More

With less than a week until Biomutant releases, there are still a lot of questions to be had. The game looks visually stunning, but even the developers have admitted that they have kept a lot of details close to the chest. With…

Demon Slayer Video Game Adds More Fighters to Roster

There is a wild amount of love pouring out for Demon Slayer right now. The newly released film, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train, is now the best-selling anime film worldwide of all-time. It’s no small feat to dethrone a titan like Spirited…

How Overwatch Keeps Reeling Me In

I’m not the biggest fan of online gaming. It’s a highly-toxic, highly-stressful environment of gaming that isn’t present in single player titles. Because of that, I tend to stay away unless my friends are there to make it a good time. Despite…

Before I Forget (Switch) Review

Alzheimer’s Disease is something that affects so many people in the world. Either you know someone who has experienced it, you have a family member that has experienced it, or you have seen a close friend watch their family grapple with it.…

Far Cry 5 (PS4) – Review

Well, I’ve done an editorial and I’ve done a video review. So, I might as well do a proper review of Far Cry 5. It is a depressing little game if you are just in it for the story. However, it is a…

Buildings Have Feelings Too! (Switch) Review

The phrase “If these walls could talk” wasn’t ever really meant to be taken literally. However, I think every single one of us has wondered at one point or another what old historical buildings would say. Buildings like Big Ben or the…

Tales of Arise Gets September Release Date

I’ve been a big fan of the Tales series for a long time now. For over 25 years the franchise has presented emotional, complex JRPG storylines and gameplay. Tales of Arise, the latest in this prestigious franchise, has largely been a bit…

Free-To-Play Games No Longer Need Xbox Live Gold

The plight of console gaming is a dismal one, for which I will never understand. Online gaming is leaking into everything; from simple things like F1 2019 and 2020 needing to connect to a server, all the way to everything Triple-A being…