Dave Aubrey
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One Piece: Burning Blood
Developer: Spike Chunsoft/Bandai Namco Entertainment Platform: PlayStation 4 ($59.99), PS Vita ($39.99), Xbox One ($59.99), PC (Steam - June) Review copy provided by the publisher.
Landing on an alien planet is going to be difficult for absolutely anyone – save for perhaps the Mars Rover. Gathering food and water is going to be a concern, creating materials so you can build upon and expand your home base is also going to be a concern and...
Dark Souls III
From Software’s Souls series has achieved the kind of cult status many game franchises can only dream of. The release of a new Souls game is a cultural moment that reverberates throughout the gaming industry – Internet message boards and comment sections are already filled with a mix of spoilers,...
Earth Defense Force 5
Developer/Publisher: Sandlot/XSEED Games Platform: PlayStation 4, $49.99 Review code provided by the publisher.
When I was in my formative years, the biggest discussion on the playground was Digimon VS Pokémon. Fast forward to the present day and we’re all well aware that Pokémon came out on top, with the name being globally famous and Pikachu’s face being about as recognizable as a certain...
PS4 version tested. Review copy provided by the publisher.
Xenoblade Chronicles 3
Open world games are officially the norm. The tight halls of Shadow Moses have given way to sprawling deserts in Metal Gear Solid, I’ve travelled farther in Velen on my horse in The Witcher 3 than I ever have without a vehicle in real life and I’ve spent more time...
I won’t lie, I’ve always somewhat ironically been hyped for Persona 4: Dancing All Night, the rhythm-action spin off to one of the greatest JRPGs. On the one hand, I very seriously enjoy the music of Persona 4, on the other hand, images of waifus dancing on the screen to...
Tales of Zestiria
By all accounts, the Tales series is possibly the most progressive and inventive among JRPGs. When Tales of Phantasia debuted on the SNES, its use of voice clips and real-time action combat was unheard of, especially within the JRPG space. It really was almost like a fighting game combat system...
Samurai Warriors 4-II
Do you like samurai? Do you like action games? Do you like feudal era Japan? Do you know who Nobunaga Oda is? If the answer to any of those questions is a yes, then there’s a high chance you’re either going to be loving Samurai Warriors 4-II, or you’ve already...
