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Urban Myth Dissolution Center is a thrilling visual novel that uses its gameplay to the fullest effect. By putting the player in Azami’s shoes, the detective mechanics feel more immersive. Interviewing people, scrolling through social media and bringing everything together through hypotheses is a strong point of the game. The...

Mark O’Callaghan·February 10, 2025
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Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 and 2 Remastered does a good amount right for a remaster, but it also overlooks essential elements to make the game feel more modern. The overhaul of graphics, the addition of a map and photo mode, and a plethora of bonus content make this...

Christian Bognar·February 9, 2025
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a phenomenal RPG that players will love spending countless hours on. Bohemia is prosperous and thriving, with a lot of natural interactions that can lead players on quests that feel like an adventure. Henry’s story is epic, goes through emotions, and will stick with gamers....

Mark O’Callaghan·February 3, 2025
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Kingdom Come: Deliverance II is a phenomenal RPG that players will love spending countless hours on. Bohemia is prosperous and thriving, with a lot of natural interactions that can lead players on quests that feel like an adventure. Henry’s story is epic, goes through emotions, and will stick with gamers....

Mark O’Callaghan·February 3, 2025
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The PC port of Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is a fantastic upgrade to an already superb game. Everything is highly customizable for the player and will make any doubter turn their head. The performance mode is crisp and clean, making any player look in awe, even with the swing of...

Mark O’Callaghan·February 2, 2025
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Dark Souls 2 has more problems than any other game in FromSoftware's library, such as terrible enemy placement and horrendous runbacks to bosses. However, it's a FromSoftware game, meaning their worst is still better than most developers out there. Dark Souls 2 is a brilliant game that offers exciting combat,...

Christian Bognar·February 1, 2025
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Ninja Gaiden 2: Black is the definitive way to play Ninja Gaiden 2. It's a reminder that the Ninja Gaiden series was ahead of its time when it first hit the shelves, with it still having some of the best combat of any game in the genre. The adrenaline one...

Christian Bognar·February 1, 2025
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Ninja Gaiden 2: Black is the definitive way to play Ninja Gaiden 2. It's a reminder that the Ninja Gaiden series was ahead of its time when it first hit the shelves, with it still having some of the best combat of any game in the genre. The adrenaline one...

Christian Bognar·February 1, 2025
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Cuisineer is a great game to unwind at night. The vibes in Cuisineer are calming and colorful, but there is some excitement to keep the blood pumping. Managing the restaurant and dungeon crawling for ingredients will make players feel like they need one more run before they shut the game...

Mark O’Callaghan·January 28, 2025
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Tails of Iron 2: Whiskers of Winter is a phenomenal game that new and old fans will love. It features gorgeous animation that's similar to childhood classics like Watership Down or The Secret of NIMH. The decision to have the majority of the game set in the harsh winter is...

Mark O’Callaghan·January 27, 2025
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As for the combat in Slitterhead, it's definitely its strongest feature. Changing bodies during a tense boss fight is exciting and adds a layer of strategy that keeps the game from being a simple hack-n-slash. However, the lack of enemy variety and enemy movesets completely remove the need to test...

Christian Bognar·January 23, 2025
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Donkey Kong Country Returns HD is a fun time for any platformer fan. The levels are creative and will leave gamers with their jaws on the floor with how imaginative it gets. With some of the levels, the difficulty gets cranked up to 10 and will leave players frustrated. Players...

Mark O’Callaghan·January 22, 2025
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