Reviews

One of the struggles with games centered around a gimmick is returning to said idea. Often times later adventures wear thin as each entry feels closer to DLC than sequel....

One thing I like about NIS America titles is a willingness to publish Japanese games that might not otherwise make it to the west. These are not always the best,...

After spending the past decade or so reviewing games, I don’t think there was any game I wanted to like more than The Caligula Effect. The humble Vita title had...

Sonic has among the most interesting legacies in all of gaming. After the iconic trilogy, and handful of spinoffs at the time, Sonic has remained a relatively hit/miss experience. Titles...

As more developers enter into each space it becomes increasingly difficult to stand out. Despite this, titles like Cult of the Lamb managed to come out ahead and challenge what...

One exciting thing about smaller developers is the opportunity to explore new ideas. They don't come with the same expectations as a AAA developer, nor do they need a lot...

Assassin's Creed has existed for over a decade and a half, covering several eras in its alt-history Assassins-versus-Templars narratives. However, it was 2016's Origins that broke up the overly formulaic...

When it comes to Dragon Quest games, many people will be more familiar with the mainline JRPG series. In the mainline series, you usually control a range of people battling...

Sequels are tricky things. Typically, they must bring something new to the table to elevate the experience of its predecessor while also not straying too far from the core allure...

The Fate series has changed a lot since it began with Fate/stay night. The simple setting has expanded to different time periods, more complicated servants, to even a massively successful...