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My Friend Pedro
When My Friend Pedro was announced back at E3 2018, it was a title I was very eager to try, not mention curious about its controls and the fact that you’re led around dozens of violent set pieces by a banana. For as crazy as its premise is, its ballet...
To say EA has been kind to the Star Wars license is questionable, but with Jedi: Fallen Order, EA might have finally delivered as not only is it the best Star Wars game in years, it’s frankly, one of the best Star Wars games ever made, even with its slew...
Death Stranding
With the creation of Kojima Productions and assistance from Sony, Death Stranding was announced at E3 2016 with more questions than answers. Even after it was shown year after year until release, it was drastically unclear just exactly what it was. Regardless of the varied opinions of the game, Deat
Taking the name back and placing you within the confines of a whole new narrative, Modern Warfare feels familiar in many ways. The series once against takes up relevant topics that are part of the current political climate and while it attempts to border on the edge of pushing deeper...
The Outer Worlds
Regardless of your playstyle, The Outer Worlds will have you contemplating the vast choices given to you when approaching not just combat, but the various ways dialogue can have a huge effect on the outcome. Each of those choices are backed up by superb writing, a fairly endearing cast of...
Dragon Quest has been a very reliant JRPG series with each subsequent sequel and Echoes of an Elusive Age is no different. Where many JRPG’s have reinvented themselves and drastically changed their identity with each iteration, Dragon Quest XI feels old and dated in all the right ways, firmly sticki
Children of Morta
Children of Morta is a title I’ve been excited for ever since it was shown off at the Microsoft 2018 E3 press conference, and when given the chance to review it, I installed the game immediately. While I wasn’t initially expecting a rogue-like adventure with members of an adventuring family,...
Destiny 2: Shadowkeep
With Bungie recently going on their own, breaking away from Activision, I was curious about what the studio would do next. With making Destiny 2 largely free to play, and returning to the moon, I jumped back in to soak up the nostalgia and see what the game had in...
Code Vein
Developed by the same studios that brought us the God Eater trilogy, this anime aesthetic vampire romp through a post-apocalyptic world is fairly enjoyable but suffers from a drab story that attempts to add emotional weight through a series of drawn-out memories that move at a snail’s pace.
The Surge 2
The Surge 2 is a stellar follow up that satisfies on a combat level that I’ve wanted in games like this forever. The dismantling aspects to its raw and destructive encounters ensure I am always gaining new weapons and armor to make the road ahead possible. With intense boss encounters...
Borderlands 3
With a metric ton of locations and secrets to discover and some very enjoyable endgame activities, Borderlands 3 is a tremendous success despite some questionable technical hiccups that just shouldn’t have existed. While Borderlands 3 is still more of the same, it is still downright amazing and you
Astral Chain
Going into Astral Chain, and being a fan of Platinum games, largely because Bayonetta 2 is one of my favorite games of all time and Nier: Automata is very impressive as well, I had a fundamental idea of what to expect here. Helmed by Takahisa Taura, the man behind Nier:...
