Nathan Misa
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Returning to Ghost of Yōtei and its refined rhythm of riveting revenge and polished predictability has made me think a lot about the sequel paradox and what
Few video games have stories and set-pieces as vividly imprinted into my childhood imagination as Nintendo 64’s Lylat Wars. Its tightly paced campaign, level
The extraction shooter genre is undoubtedly the hardest type of game to distill into review form. One wrong step can invalidate hours of progress and ‘fun’,
As an RPG fanatic, modern gaming continues to readily reinforce the age old proverb, ‘good things come to those who wait.’
Festina Lentē - make haste slowly.
The 2020s beat ‘em up resurgence is thriving and I’m all here for it. But any new brawler, especially one appearing after Streets of Rage 4, enters the ring
The path of a wandering samurai is often paved with complex twists and unexpected turns, so it's a surprise Ghost of Yōtei mostly plays its premise of
In the era of run-and-gun live service games, waiting for the next tactical first-person shooter (FPS) feels like being stuck in a desert, waiting for rain
Survival mystery in alternate-history radioactive England is a pitch that is hard to resist in the enduring era of the post-apocalypse video game. Even with
The Sims 1 & 2: Legacy Collection are a much needed and long awaited reminder that the classic Sims PC games are still as unique, genre-defining, and
Starfield may not have the storied legacy of The Elder Scrolls and Fallout, but Bethesda’s first step into sci-fi gripped me with its immersive gameplay
In an era of battle passes and microtransactions, Shadow of the Erdtree is a refreshing reminder the best downloadable content (DLC) are the straightforward
