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Monster Jam Steel Titans was originally released in 2019, and despite being as niche as a niche game could be, I ended up enjoying up way more than expected. Considering the limited appeal and scope you would expect from a monster truck game, it had some nice ideas, such as...
Who doesn’t love Crazy Taxi? That franchise is easily one of the best series Sega has ever created. It’s an addictive arcade game featuring crazy stunts, fast-paced action, and most importantly, one of the best licensed soundtracks in the history of gaming. Whether you were playing it on a Dreamcast,...
Blizzard is mostly known for their Warcraft, Overwatch and Diablo games, but honestly, I never particularly cared about any of these franchises. That doesn’t mean I don’t appreciate their importance, of course. The few games I have always enjoyed from Blizzard were titles like The Lost Vikings and, most importantly,...
Over time, I’ve noticed one thing about established universes. Any and every attempt to explain death is a mistake in the making. Especially when it comes to RPGs, where the existence of death is already a huge issue. Take the famous “Why didn’t Cloud use Phoenix Down on Aerith?” question...
Tarsier Studios proves it's not a one-trick pony by providing new nightmares and emotionally jarring twists.
It seems that many point-and-click adventure games from the 80’s and 90’s are having new life breathed into them. Some have gotten full reboots, like Sierra’s King’s Quest series that saw brand new episodic adventures in 2015, while others like Beneath a Steel Sky were given long awaited sequels, like...
At the time of this review’s writing, we’re still facing the nightmarish nuisance that is the COVID-19 pandemic. We haven’t seen close friends or relatives as frequently as we used to, we don’t go out nowhere nearly as much, and most importantly, meeting new people and starting new relationships has...
I’m a huge Dark Souls fan. Its tough, challenging yet fair combat makes for one of the most satisfying gameplay experiences of all time. When Team Ninja’s original Nioh came out a few years ago, I was a little bit skeptical after playing the beta, but ended up really enjoying...
Blue Fire
Blue Fire is the kind of game that initially catches your eye because it reminds you so much of another title you really enjoy. In this case, the inspirations from The Legend of Zelda are immediately clear. The developers themselves, ROBI Studios, don’t even shy away from admitting the heavy...
Werewolf: The Apocalypse – Earth Blood is the latest from Call of Cthulhu developers, Cyanide. If there is one thing Cyanide has in bunches, it’s a passion for darker fantasy. That said, the one thing I feel they are missing is the talent to have said passion translate to product....
Gamers have been clamoring for a new Star Fox game ages. Yes we did technically get a new iteration with Star Fox Zero in 2016 for the Wii U, but the less we talk about that trainwreck, the better. Still, there’s been a noticeable void in the entertaining, space-themed, rail shooter...
One thing I used to say about 2019’s Control, arguably the best game ever created by Remedy Entertainment, is that it was a next-gen game running on severely outdated then-current-gen hardware. It looked great, its gameplay was fantastic, its art direction was one of best I had ever seen up...
