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Here's a fun fact about me. I love rock music. Ever since I was a kid, I have been listening to rock music from my era including your usual suspects like Metallica, Van Halen, Aerosmith, and The Doors. In addition, I have experience with Latin American Rock and pop bands...

Ule Lopez·September 8, 2021
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F.I.S.T.: Forged in Shadow Torch is a fursona, diesel-punk, Metroidvania game that, despite its rather unorthodox approach to the genre, is a strong example of classic design and modern storytelling. You take on the role of a rabbit with a huge robotic fist strapped to your back, your primary weapon...

Rosh Kelly·September 6, 2021
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It's undeniable that the past few years have been great for tabletop role-playing game fans who also happen to love video games, thanks to the release of some amazing games that manage to stay true to their RPG roots while offering excellent experiences.  Among these games is Pathfinder: Kingmaker, a...

Francesco De Meo·September 1, 2021
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Recapturing the magic of a cult classic, especially one as unique as No More Heroes, is no easy task, but Goichi Suda (aka Suda51) has kept his bizarre epic rolling along with surprising success. No More Heroes 2 was arguably just as good as the original, and while Travis Strikes...

Nathan Birch·August 27, 2021
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I am a huge fan of Amplitude; the developer has proven itself repeatedly with its Endless series of titles. It was no secret that if I trusted any studio to make a challenger to Civilization, Amplitude would be that studio. This was more than clear in my previews of the...

Chris Wray·August 27, 2021
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The Aliens universe of video games routinely switches around between horror experiences and mindless action games, never quite striking a proper balance between the two. After Alien: Isolation took the series into the best iteration of horror Ridley Scott's universe has seen since the original trilogy. Now, it's time for...

Kai Tatsumoto·August 23, 2021
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There’s an aspect of the spy genre that only exists in contemporary audiences through parody and homage. It's wacky and off-kilter, filled with curved plastic, and hard to define outside of its aesthetic because that is what most of the caricatures focus on. The Incredibles was perhaps the first introduction...

Rosh Kelly·August 23, 2021
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What’s more dangerous than a man with nothing to lose? That’s right, nothing. This is the mindset that I had while playing through FORECLOSED. It’s the story of a man in a cyberpunk-like world whose entire life was ripped away from him. However, as he goes along in his quest...

Ule Lopez·August 12, 2021
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Even with some issues here and there, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla is among the best open-world games released last year, featuring a compelling tale and a vast world to explore. The great experience of the main game was further expanded a few months ago with the Wrath of the Druids expansion,...

Francesco De Meo·August 11, 2021
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Video games and Vikings go together like a battle axe and an unprotected skull. From God of War to The Banner Saga, to Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, the gaming realm has been overrun with Vikings in recent years, and now Tribes of Midgard from new Canadian developer Norsfell Games has come...

Nathan Birch·August 4, 2021
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A little over a year ago, I wrote a piece about how Pokémon Unite was the right game at the right time. A year has passed, and Pokémon Unite launched a little over a week ago. The question is if I was right when I said Pokémon Unite was the...

Chris Wray·August 2, 2021
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Before Phoenix Wright ever donned his defense attorney badge and set foot in a Los Angeles courtroom, his ancestors were navigating the treacherous path between truth and damning a client to false imprisonment. In The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, players will embark on a new era of courtroom trials set...

Kai Tatsumoto·July 26, 2021
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