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Thymesia
An era of plague and unease fills the kingdom of Hermes as alchemy falls by the wayside. What’s similar to the Bloodborne affliction of the same namesake lies in the sudden deterioration and torment of the ordinary populace, transforming them into various mutations as their blood is irreparably tainted. Perhaps...
AI: THE SOMNIUM FILES – nirvanA Initiative marks the second title in what most thought would be a one-and-done mystery presented by infamous scenario director Kotaro Uchikoshi. After the mystery of the New Cyclops Serial Killings was neatly wrapped up, it seemed like the story of Date, Mizuki and Aiba...
Sniper Elite 5
Sniper Elite holds a special place in my heart being the simulation shooter with a higher percentage of exploding testicles and kneecaps than nearly any other big budget shooter on the market. Now more than 65 years removed from World War II, the team at Rebellion continues to find innovative...
Shortly before the turn of the millennium, Squaresoft was churning out iconic RPGs that have easily stood the test of time. It was only four years removed from the Super Nintendo release of Chrono Trigger and the scriptwriter for that legendary role-playing game, Masato Kato, was helming the Chrono Cross...
If you were to find me a decade ago and tell me that Square-Enix wants to make a prequel to the first Final Fantasy, I might call you crazy. If you added on that the main character wants nothing more than to kill Chaos and listen to an off-brand Limp...
CrossfireX was initially planned to be a 2020 release, so has Smilegate Entertainment used that extra year and a half to add more content into the multiplayer? That could only be answered by a resounding ‘No’. Not counting the awkward menu setup necessary to get into the two halves of...
In a cycle that feels much shorter than four years since the release of Sledgehammer Games’ Call of Duty WWII, this year’s iteration returns players once more to the trenches and ruined streets of World War II. Despite the decades of technology separating Call of Duty Vanguard from the Black...
Mashing together card games and role-playing games has become a rather common genre in recent years, both in terms of video games and their offline tabletop brethren. Rarely do you see the two mingle more than offering up a player’s abilities and powers from a deck of cards or perhaps...
Japanese role-playing games are among my personal favorite genre of games to play through and for me, mechanics trumps all. That’s why when Square-Enix announced a game that would be purely mechanical driven without any of the fluff like story or setting, I was immediately curious about what a project...
Far Cry 6
In a decade, players have been graced with now eight distinctive Far Cry experiences from Ubisoft that all have a core focus at play: explore a massive open world as you slowly erode a dictator’s power until they can be toppled. Players have done this time and time again, from...
When Death Stranding first arrived nearly two years ago, it launched at a time when I had recently lost my father to MS. For more than a week, I holed myself indoors and let the task of reconnecting and rebuilding bridges be my own coping mechanism. Because of this, I...
The Aliens universe of video games routinely switches around between horror experiences and mindless action games, never quite striking a proper balance between the two. After Alien: Isolation took the series into the best iteration of horror Ridley Scott's universe has seen since the original trilogy. Now, it's time for...
