Final Weapon
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Latest Reviews
Onimusha: Way of the Sword may not be a generational “must play” title, but it’s very close to being one. While it draws inspirations from many sources, it’s unique flow and controls are extremely addictive.
After several years, Happinet Corporation‘s Brigandine franchise of strategy RPGs is back and modernized in a new entry—Brigandine Abyss from developer Adglobe. The new RPG brings a loaded roster of characters that represent factions vying for their own objectives and goals, and its combat system is also straightforward and easy to...
The best time of the year is almost here. I’m scrolling message boards daily, drinking the Kool-Aid, and getting almost irritable watching the days tick down. Just bring me some college football! My Oklahoma Sooners are ready for anyone this year, and I think this is finally the year we...
Despite featuring linear questlines, Stasand Island ironically lacks a clear focus and could benefit from a reduced scope.
Final Weapon's review of Big Walk, developed by House House and published by Panic for PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, and PC.
Final Weapon's official review of Halo: Campaign Evolved, available now on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC.
Final Weapon takes a deep dive into Beast of Reincarnation, the new action RPG from the developers of Pokémon, in this review.
Final Weapon's official review of Splatoon Raiders, a single-player focused spin-off, available now on Nintendo Switch 2.
With the added Quality of Life features like autosaves, some sprinklings of new content, and the remastered graphics improving the pretty art, it’s even more enticing. For those looking for something that captures the feeling of a Slice of Life anime or have always wanted a Magical Girl-themed RPG: don’t...
Final Weapon takes a look at Denshattack! Available now for Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC via Steam.
A review of Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game, releasing soon on PlayStation, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Final Weapon's review of Heave Ho 2, developed by Le Cartel Studio and published by Devolver Digital for Nintendo Switch 2 and PC.