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God of War Ragnarok is one of the most story-heavy entries in the series, bringing the Norse story arc to an end in a rather satisfying way. However, Santa Monica Studio still had some stories to tell in the Nine Realms that couldn't wait for the release of the next...
James Cameron’s Avatar franchise has been crying out for a good video game adaptation since Day One. The IP has always been more about immersion and worldbuilding than storytelling, two things games do better than any other medium. Despite this, the interactive potential of the franchise has largely lay dormant...
If you've ever wanted to play the gaming equivalent of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, you're in luck. I fully know the connotations of what I just said, and my reference was carefully decided. The Lamplighters League features everything you need from an Indiana Jones title;...
Granblue Fantasy Versus was one of the titles from Arc System Works that surprised us the most when it came out three years ago. After games like Guilty Gear Xrd and Dragon Ball FighterZ, it was a nice topping that included accessible mechanics and a great gathering of stars from...
The Warhammer 40,000 universe is among the best-realized settings ever, one that is ripe with stories to tell. As such, it is not surprising to see so many games based on the futuristic universe created by Games Workshop. Very few of these, however, are full-fledged RPGs, which is, honestly, not...
A remake of Super Mario RPG wasn't something almost anybody had on their bingo cards for this year. Over the past decade or so, Nintendo has seemed dead set on distancing Mario from his rich RPG past, with the Paper Mario games being significantly simplified and the Mario & Luigi...
Despite its lukewarm reception in the West with the first few entries in the series, the Persona series has turned into a worldwide phenomenon with the third and fourth entries, further solidifying its popularity with the fifth entry. This game, in particular, seems to have resonated the most with fans,...
What makes us ourselves? What awaits us in the vast confines of space? Are the hidden mysteries meant for us to be found? These questions are all tackled by the game The Invincible (not to be mistaken with the series of the same name). This game, based on a popular...
For a former yakuza chairman presumed to be dead on more than one occasion, Kazuma Kiryu does a terrible job of staying dead. His inclusion as a major ally during Kasuga Ichiban’s introductory adventure was a memorable highlight for the Dragon Quest-themed spinoff that just doesn’t have the same impact...
For better or worse, Tales of Arise marked a new beginning for the JRPG series developed by Bandai Namco. Toning down the marked anime feel that has always been part of the franchise while attempting to retain its spirit, the latest entry in the series managed to become quite popular,...
Cities: Skylines was an excellent city-builder, released to great fanfare and one that took more than a few jabs at the undeniable failure of SimCity. Released in 2015, the original has been padded to the seams with DLC; the only one we reviewed was the Natural Disasters DLC, but this...
The WarioWare franchise may be weird, but it actually serves a rather utilitarian role for Nintendo, as they often use the games as showcases for whatever new hardware features and gimmicks they’ve cooked up. Despite this, Wario has never quite found his footing on the unique Switch hardware. 2021’s WarioWare:...
