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Up until now, if you were a die-hard Hellboy fan and you wanted to play a game based on Mike Mignola’s comic books, you had two options: an utterly atrocious disgrace released for the PS1 in 2003 (one with an 11% aggregate score on Gamerankings) or Hellboy: The Science of...
One thing I have always been fascinated with the Forza games (as in, the two subseries within the bigger franchise) was the fact that both Turn 10 and Playground Games have always been able to deliver impressive Motorsport and Horizon titles, respectively, in a shockingly short amount of time, usually...
I’m not particularly familiar with the lore of the Fate franchise. My first foray into that world was a Musou game entitled Fate/Extella: The Umbral Star, and holy hell; I was confused by that storyline. It assumes you have a previous understanding of the characters and what they’re about. I...
NHL 24
As a slight change of pace this year, I decided to review two EA Sports games at the same time, and assess if the same amount of work is put into them. There was EA Sports FC 24, being hyped before launch as the “next step” in the company’s foray...
When Forever Entertainment released Front Mission 1st: Remake last year, it was a great exercise in a publisher bringing a series to the West in a new light. While there had been the DS version of Front Mission years ago, many people never experienced the series in any real capacity....
Cocoon
I have to be honest, I wasn’t all that hyped up coming into Cocoon, despite loving LIMBO and Inside. The initial trailers intrigued me, but the setting wasn’t quite grabbing me like their last games. I say their last games, despite Cocoon being Geometric Interactive’s first game, because this is the studio created...
Marvel Snap
From the mind of Ben Brode, best known for his work with Blizzard and making Hearthstone the success that it is, comes Second Dinner and their new (to PC) game Marvel Snap. This is a new card game utilising the licenses of, you guessed it, Marvel characters. With a base...
We’ve all seen the news over the past year or so. FIFA, the clearly not-at-all corrupt sporting organization responsible for handling everything related to football, as well as getting cozy with dictatorships from all shapes and sizes, decided to sever its ties with Electronic Arts, removing the FIFA branding from...
This isn’t a game I expecting a sequel at all. The original Hidden Through Time wasn’t bad… but it wasn’t amazing, either. In essence, it was a glorified Where’s Waldo, a game about searching for specific items on a gigantic diorama full of crap meant to deceive your eyes. Play...
While most Assassin’s Creed games weren’t about Assassin’s as it was, the Ancients Trilogy definitely lost the plot. I love all three to be clear, but I can understand why some people are unhappy with the franchise’s new directions. It was after I replayed the Ezio Trilogy on Switch, I...
High on Life from Squanch Games was one of the funniest and most surprising games I played last year. As an avid fan of Rick & Morty, High on Life‘s fast-paced, raunchy humor had me in stitches. That’s not even taking into account the delightful gift of being able to...
With so many highly anticipated AAA being released this year, such as Starfield, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, Baldur’s Gate 3, Diablo IV, and the upcoming Marvel’s Spider-Man 2, gamers have been having a stellar time all throughout 2023. There’s almost a little too many fantastic games...
