Kyle Nicol
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Much like Hideo Kojima’s 2019 release Death Stranding, ever since its announcement, Ghostwire: Tokyo has been shrouded in a heavy coat of mystery. People weren’t quite sure what to expect from it, other than a supernatural mystery with spooky elements. Tango Gameworks have already proven themselves to be a solid...
Released back in late 2020, Ghostrunner is, without a shadow of a doubt, one of my favourite games released in recent years; I even went as far as giving it a 10/10. It impressed me thanks to its ridiculously fast-paced, wall-running gameplay, mixed with challenging encounters, tough combat and fantastic...
Horror is one of my favourite genres and it has had a sort of renaissance in recent years. Some examples of the best titles released over the years include the fantastic and terrifying Visage or even The Medium, a game not all liked, but I sure did. Martha Is Dead...
I have always liked the Serious Sam franchise, even though I honestly feel it has never managed to to hit its full potential. Especially with its latest “canonical” installment, Serious Sam 4, which, despite having some good ideas, suffered from a myriad of design flaws and technical issues, whether you...
When it was first released back in 2014, the original Dying Light was a breath of fresh air for the survival horror genre, with some exciting new ideas that made for a unique and epic open world zombie slasher, combining Mirror’s Edge parkour with a Far Cry-esque open world to...
When I started playing Final Fantasy XIV back in 2019, I wasn’t actually initially hooked. I wasn’t really an MMO player, and A Realm Reborn was kind of a sluggish bore for a good chunk of its run. But I persevered because I did like parts of the story, and...
Since the release of Monster Hunter World way back in the ancient days of 2016, I have been hooked onto Capcom’s once niche, now mainstream as hell franchise, all thanks to its addictive gameplay loop that makes it just fun to keep coming back to. Since then, we’ve also had...
Originally released more than five years ago, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is still one of the best stealth games out there right now. It’s hard not to fall for its premise: a tactical hardcore stealth strategy game in which a small team of shogun set out completing tons...
Halo Infinite
I’ve never been more anxious about a game than with Halo Infinite. Halo has always been a huge part of my life and of those games that really got me into gaming. Booting up Combat Evolved for the first time, I was blinded by its majesty. Since then I’ve played...
Chorus
Despite featuring one of the worst usages of a Latin-infused font, making its Us look like Vs, Chorus is a space combat game announced a couple years ago that promised to deliver a thrilling storyline with fast-paced flying combat. I was eager to find out what developer Fishlabs, mostly known...
Battlefield used to be the king of the squad based first-person shooter games. Back in the days of Battlefield: Bad Company 2, Battlefield 3, and Battlefield 4, I would put way too many hours into these squad-based shooters, but the franchise hasn’t been relevant in the eyes of the mainstream...
Fatal Frame/Project Zero is a cult classic survival horror franchise originally released on the PlayStation 2. Fans of the franchise often regard the second entry, Crimson Butterfly, as one of the greatest horror games of all time, and I have to agree with them. However, I never had a Wii...
