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Tales is one of the longest-running JRPG franchises around, seeing countless entries on any number of systems over the last 24 years. While there are plenty of quality Tales titles, there are a few that easily stand out from the pack, like Tales of Vesperia. For years now, fans have...
BELOW will inevitably fuel heated debates over its quality. The monumental challenge it posed frustrated me nearly as much as its world enticed.
From the start, it’s pretty clear where Ashen’s primary source of inspiration comes from. If you’ve played any of From Software‘s Soulsborne games, the control scheme should immediately clue you in. I don’t want to start a whole line of discussion about how Ashen is yet another Souls-like, though, because...
On a purely surface level inspection, Book of Demons initially appeared a bit generic to me.
In Spanish, “gris” translates to “grey.” That little tidbit should be enough to clue you in to the game’s core and what it’s all about.
If you have spent enough time on message boards and forums for the past several years (or ever paid attention to the YouTuber GGGmanlives), you’ve probably heard of this little game called DUSK. You probably also wonder why almost everyone who plays it seems to praise it and if it’s...
Avalanche Studios’ Just Cause games have always been about granting you the freedom to cause chaos in a huge sandbox. Not only in the scoring system that shares the name, but also in how the impressive physics engine allows for all manner of hilarious slapstick action.
The Katamari experience isn’t one that’s easily explained. One minute you’re collecting small fruits like apples and oranges, and the next you’re rolling over cows and people, basking in the delight of hearing their terrified screams as you continue rolling. Don’t think about it. Don’t question it. Just keep rolling....
Fallout 76 isn’t an inherently bad game. At times, it shows glimpses of what makes the Fallout series one of my personal favorites, as I wandered into its vast world, not knowing what I’d find within the tall skyscrapers of Charlestown or the swampy Mire in the east of the...
The Warhammer 40,000 property has had a rocky history with both incredible and terrible video game releases. While Dawn of War remains a beloved strategy classic, titles like Warhammer 40,000: Gladius show not every studio can successfully carry Warhammer’s legacy.
Battlefield V is equal parts frustrating and great. This is mostly thanks to the incredibly high bar that its predecessor, Battlefield 1, set a few years ago.
When the Crash Bandicoot N’Sane Trilogy released in 2017, many fans hoped we’d see the same treatment given to the adorable purple dragon, Spyro.
