Caitlin Argyros
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Chicken Police
Despite a few quibbles and an endgame that doesn’t hit quite as hard as I hoped, I enjoyed Chicken Police – Paint it RED! The characters are kind of the star of the show, and the fantastic writing and voice acting compliment the noir-style visuals. If you’re looking for a...
Tails Noir
I walked away from Tails Noir puzzled about the ending, and in truth, I was a little disappointed. The game kind of squandered the excellent setup it spent hours developing, but because the setup is so good, I don’t feel totally let down. I still enjoyed my time in this...
Note: This article was originally published, sans scores, as a review-in-progress on October 23, 2020.
I went into Best Friend Forever expecting to pet a bunch of dogs and date some cool humans, and in that respect, I was not disappointed. The dogs are good boys and girls who deserve all the love in the world, even when they poop. The humans are a fun...
If you’re tired of murder mysteries that take place on boring old planet Earth and want something different, Paradise Killer might be the game for you. If you’ve ever wondered whether death god-worshipping cults have to solve murders too and why they would even bother, Paradise Killer might be the...
Ultimately, I found Stormblood to be something of a letdown after the brilliance of Heavensward. It’s still a good expansion in its own right, and I loved the vast majority of the instanced content (particularly the trials and raids), but the uneven main story, dull new zones, and some of...
There are a few bumps along the road, but Trails of Cold Steel III is yet another excellent entry in the Legend of Heroes series. Longtime fans will find a lot to love about this game, from the smaller but stronger core cast and the intertwining of plot threads from...
Anthem
Anthem is certainly an ambitious project for BioWare, and despite everything I’ve said about it in this review, there is some potential for it to realize that ambition. However, the game needs a lot of work on both a content and basic design level — not to mention the numerous...
I’ll fully admit that I wasn’t originally sold on Assassin’s Creed becoming an RPG. Frankly, I wasn’t sure I wanted the series to become an RPG, and Origins didn’t really change my mind. Odyssey is the sophomore effort the series needed to convince me that it can and should become...
Detroit: Become Human is bound to be polarizing. I think it does some things incredibly well, but it also has some problems with the way it tells its story. While some players may be able to overlook these issues, I imagine others will find that the bad outweighs the good....
Vampyr
In a market saturated by AAA titles, Vampyr is an excellent example of why we need more AA games. It’s not the prettiest or the smoothest experience, but then again, it’s really not trying to be. What Vampyr wants to do is tell the story of a newborn vampire who...
Omensight
Omensight is definitely an interesting experience. I found myself drawn in by the twists and turns my investigation took as I tried to find out how the world had come to the brink of ruin. But at the same time, I kind of missed the choose-your-own-adventure style of Stories and...
