Reviews

A couple of weeks ago, we covered Cult of the Lamb, which attempted to merge city management with charming roguelike gameplay. On paper, the concept sounded rough, and at times,...

Wait, didn't we already provide a review for Triangle Strategy? Don't worry. You aren't going crazy (at least in this one, specific case). Triangle Strategy landed on the Nintendo Switch...

Last year, Resident Evil Village continued the story of Ethan Winters in the series' revamped first-person reinterpretation. We here at Infinite Start found Ethan Winter's ongoing journey involving a beefy...

Recently we've seen a rise in rogue-like and lite adventures. Every developer wants to offer their take, some doing excellent and others not. What makes Cult of the Lamb stand...

When Bayonetta was initially released, it accomplished many things for Platinum Games. It refined the spark we saw in MadWorld, by merging over-the-top characters/situations with great gameplay. It’s a concept...

This year we've seen the return of several beloved franchises. Valkyrie Elysium gave the Valkyrie franchise a new coat of paint, Silent Hill received multiple announcements, Tactics Ogre is set...

Tales from the Borderlands was a surprise hit. Building off Borderlands 2's momentum, Tales from the Borderlands found a way to further explore Jack and look at the world from...

Yomawari is one of Nippon Ichi Software's more unique experiences. These experiences are primarily built on paranoia and fear, making them unsettling. With the latest adventure, Yomawari: Lost in the...

The Ghostbusters franchise has been going on since the first movie came out way back in 1984. While fans like the original two movies and Ghostbusters: Afterlife, many people dislike that...

Seven long years ago, we parted ways with the phenomenal Arkham series and have suffered a Batman-shaped hole in our lives ever since. Warner Bros. Montreal, the team responsible for...