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The prospect of yet another original IP published by Konami was already quite interesting in its own, but once I read about Deliver At All Costs and its premise, I found it to be borderline ironic… Konami releasing a story-driven game about doing deliveries in an open world. Sound familiar?...
Man, when I saw the first trailer for The Midnight Walk, I was stoked. Even if adventure games with limited gameplay aren’t exactly the type of title I look forward to the most, the vibes, the setting, the visuals… everything screamed “a playable Tim Burton movie”. I really wanted to...
When I first heard of JDM: Japanese Drift Master, I just immediately expected it to be one of the many cheap simulators on Steam that were completely focused on a single feature – in this case, performing drifts on Japanese mountain roads. How glad I am to say I was...
Walking simulators might be a dime a dozen, but I have an appreciation for those who try to offer something different to the experience. Games like What Remains of Edith Finch , Layers of Fear, and The Stanley Parable being some of the most noteworthy examples of successful walking sims....
One of the best things about eating at McDonalds is not thinking about it. If you really take a moment and contemplate everything that goes into fast food – exploitative working conditions, factory farms that are nightmarish in quality, and that movie with Michael Keaton – you’d turn around and...
I remember a time when Capcom was failing miserably with each and every new release, most noticeably their fighting games. Back when they decided to charge $40 for an updated version of Street Fighter II for the Switch, the vanilla version of Street Fighter 5, and whatever the hell happened...
The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine is the first thing that pops to mind when we think about the latter, but before any of that was going on, that would be the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant disaster that happened on April 26th, 1986. In entertainment, the HBO TV show...
So far, 2025 has been one hell of a year for games. Some incredibly surprising games that we weren’t expecting became big hits, like Blue Prince, with its compelling and innovative take on the roguelike genre, Haste’s fast-paced and fluid gameplay, and Ubisoft actually (and shockingly) nailing it with Assassin’s...
I will be honest with you: the moment I saw the first pre-launch trailer for Doom: The Dark Ages, after being incredibly hyped for yet another Doom (I’m only human, I can’t help it), I was also a tiny little bit worried. Due to some admittedly poor marketing by Bethesda,...
When I first picked up Labyrinth of the Demon King, I immediately went into a pretty serious downward spiral of doubt and self-loathing. After all, I’ve been playing video games for over three decades, and the last couple of weeks are probably the least amount of time I’ve spent with...
For me there’s nothing quite like the smell of a new survival horror game. Especially one that goes straight for the retro feels. Case and point, today’s review subject. Post Trauma takes a lot of influence from classics in the horror genre, most noticeably the recently re-hyped Silent Hill 2,...
I played Spirit of the North back when it first released in 2019. I had said at that time that I might go back and replay it to obtain all the shaman staffs to see if it unlocked a different ending, but I never did revisit it. While I had enjoyed...
