Nathan Misa
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The rise in popularity of interactive choice-based narrative video games this console generation - particularly for lovers of horror drama - owes a lot to
Say one thing for Bethesda, say they (mostly) deliver on the post-launch DLC.
Who doesn’t love another great zombie apocalypse gaming experience?
As a survivor of the lovecraftian horrors of Bloodborne and unspeakable hours spent in actually finishing the Souls series, it would be an understatement to
Dead or Alive has been one of my greatest guilty pleasures in the video game space.
With an intriguing sci-fi fantasy setting, omniscient alien threats and cool-looking exo suits - introduced briskly in the first ten minutes - Anthem’s
With the exception of its amusingly redundant name, Genesis Alpha One is an ambitious melting pot of genres that gets a lot of weird and out-there ideas right
In a generation full of remakes, remasters, re-imaginings and reboots of varying quality, Capcom have pulled out all the stops to breathe life into the
Assassin's Creed Odyssey is the first game in the series since 2013's Black Flag to capture my interest for an extended period of time. Not because of its
In the modern gaming landscape, a Definitive Edition usually amounts to a year-later re-release with all DLC and patches to-date. This is not the case for
There are times in Ni No Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom where it almost feels too streamlined, as if some of the soul from the delightful original has been removed.
A Way Out is a unique blend of cinematic narrative and couch co-op gameplay that is unlike any other video game out today, for the simple fact you need two
