Reviews

Sea of Solitude The Director's Cut takes you on an emotionally driven narrative with confronting your inner demons. On this journey, you control Kay, a young girl who's on the verge of drowning from depression, self-doubt, anger, and loneliness. Kay's exploration within herself reveals hidden truths about herself and her...

The Phantom Thieves are back! In what's more of a glorified epilogue instead of a full-fledged sequel, Persona 5 Strikers takes us on another wild, heart-changing adventure throughout Japan. About a year has passed since our ragtag team saved the world from a malevolent god. Joker and Morgana return to...

Horror games are a dime a dzozen these days, and it has a sub genre all its own. There are horror games that rely on jump scares, some that are more surival horror in nature, and so on. Bloober Team has released The Medium, a horror game that has less...

When I originally played through Little Nightmares, I was immediately captivated by its horrifically grotesque and atmospheric world, a world paired brilliantly with simplistic but enjoyable puzzle-platforming gameplay. It felt heavily reminiscent of other indie horror platformers Limbo and Inside, opting for a gameplay experience that places the importance of...

Roccat impressed us with their Vulcan Pro Keyboard, but now it's time to take a look at their latest PC gaming mouse, the Burst Pro, packed with the latest technology, the Titan Optical Switch. Is it worth the price tag? Read on for our Roccat Burst Pro gaming mouse review....

I've been a long time Hitman fan having played every game available on consoles since Hitman 2: Silent Assassin released on PS2 back in 2002. I have always enjoyed IO Interactive's murder sandboxes as well as their goofy, but dark humor that provided me with hours of replay value going...

Roccat is making a big jump in its PC gaming accessories as it moves on from traditional mechanical switches to its new in-house developed Titan Optical Switch. Bolstering the speed of light, we take a look at the latest offering from Roccat, the Vulcan Pro Keyboard! Is this a keyboard...

Depicting Greek Mythology in entertainment has forever been a staple in the genre. Whether it's in movies or games, we've experienced countless adventures surrounding Zeus and the Olympian gods. Most recently, Ubisoft took a stab at the Greek setting in Assassin's Creed Odyssey. Now, the French publisher has returned to...

This past console generation saw a massive surge in indie and small developer games being released. With the increased accessibility of publishing options and all three big console manufacturers creating robust indie developer programs, anyone with passion and the determination to get a project across the finish line is likely...

Packed brimmed with content, along with some next-gen enhancements, we go one on one with the newest version of Mortal Kombat 11 to truly see how "ultimate" it truly is. Head on below for our Mortal Kombat 11 Ultimate review to see if it's worth the upgrade. The Ultimate Experience...

Cyberpunk is a genre and setting you would expect to be far more prevalent in video games than it is. Cities consisting of needlessly massive super structures reaching into the sky, the potential complexity and variation of NPCs one could interact with, all the elevators to hide load times strewn...

For some bizarre reason that I still don’t understand, I never played any of the seminal Capcom series growing up. Whether it be Street Fighter, Mega Man, or Resident Evil, my young mind was drawn to different franchises instead, mainly of the Nintendo variety. I’ve since been making up for...

In 2018, Insomniac Games struck gold when the developer created Marvel's Spider-Man (read our review of it here). By now, everyone should know the gist behind the webhead: gets bitten by a spider, "great power comes great responsibility", a wide range of villains, and of course, a slightly deranged journalist...

Once more we journey back into the Animus; into unseen lands as we fend off against the ongoing threat of Templar Knights, this time around doing it as some badass Vikings. Is this one Assassin's Creed game that is worthy to enter the gates of Valhalla? Or is it one...

I’m going to be honest here, I’m not at all a car fanatic. I happily drive a crappy old 2002 Ford, and while I can admire the aesthetics of a nice vehicle, I know nothing of the mechanics. I may not be a revhead, but I’ve always had a strong...

FromSoftware has been around for over three decades, but if we're being honest, they didn't become the widely revered developer they are today until the last decade or so. And a large part of that is because of the original Demon's Souls which was released exclusively for the PlayStation 3...

I’m a lifelong G.I. Joe fan. Before even the cartoon that most people my age remember; I was a fan of the Larry Hama comic from Marvel. Unlike the cartoon, it was dark. Characters died. Parachutes didn’t miraculously appear after every plane explosion. No laser guns, and it was great....

When I saw Watch Dogs Legion's reveal at E3 2019, to say I was excited would be an understatement. The promise of being able to play as any NPC was so wild and new, that my mind raced with possibilities. Having now finished the campaign I can say that while...

Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio gambles it all in the latest entry to the Yakuza franchise titled, Yakuza: Like a Dragon, as it takes the series into a bold, risky, new direction. Curious? Read our Yakuza: Like a Dragon review to find out what makes this installment stand out. New Man,...

Let's get the record straight: I'm not a huge fan of free-to-play (F2P) games. Not in the sense that I dislike playing them, but more on the fact that I can never find a gripping F2P game. Sure, we have Fall Guys, League of Legends, and quite possibly one of...