Latest Reviews
Astria Ascending from Artisan Studios has the makings of an incredible JRPG at first glance. The title launched 30 September 2021 for PS4 / PS5, Xbox One / Series X | S, Nintendo Switch, and PC via Steam, so everyone who even has a remote interest in the genre can try...
House of Ashes is the latest title to The Dark Pictures Anthology, the third in the series of standalone stories. Once again by Supermassive Games, it’s a new narrative, survival horror game for fans to partake in. While we cannot fully disclose much of the story to keep the excitement and...
With Melty Blood Type Lumina, the game is being reintroduced to a whole new audience- just like its VN counterpart, Tsukihime Remake. Since the last release for Melty Blood, developer French Bread has had good success with the Under Night series- and the result is a Melty Blood title that...
In this review, we’ll be looking at Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – The Hinokami Chronicles, the franchise’s first console game!
Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s follow up to Judgment, Lost Judgment, is the perfect balm for the fan looking for more of the studio’s perfect mix of surrealist humor and legitimately good crime drama.
How does the yearly edition of the world’s most popular sports video game fare this year? Our review of FIFA 22 will find out if it scores!
Whether you are a motorcycle racing veteran or just curious about RiMS Racing, our review of the game will help you decide if it’s worth it.
Diablo II: Resurrected has made its way through alpha and beta testing stages, and has finally launched for the wider world for real. I found that I simply didn’t “vibe” with the PC controls for whatever reason, and opted to play on the Playstation instead. A modest PS4, mind you....
Tales of Arise
Well, it’s finally here. Tales of Arise can finally unleash its full force onto the world, delays notwithstanding. We’ve already done two previews of the game prior, each time eking out out what little we’re allowed to disclose. It’s not much different here, as, after all, the story is arguably why you’re...
Subsisting on fan translations no longer, the Great Ace Attorney Chronicles bundles the duology into one complete package for the Nintendo Switch, PS4 and PC via Steam for people to officially obtain from 28 July 2021 onwards. Let’s not beat about the bush too much and get right into it.
Red Solstice 2: Survivors is not a new sight, as we’ve tried out its alpha before. You can check out our impressions of that here. The game hasn’t changed all that drastically, so you can consider this review roughly a retread of the preview.
When I first saw Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin, I figured it would be a game catered to newbies to the franchise. After dabbling in Riders for a bit, this title seems about as close as a global release for that mobile game. Conferring with those more familiar with the...

















