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Xenon Racer has some bold ideas. It wants to bring back the simplicity and fast pace from previous arcade racers released in the 90’s, all while wowing players with a rich and detailed futuristic setting. I just can’t say “no” to a proposal like that. Sadly, while there’s fun to...
If there’s one area of entertainment I would have never imagined I’d ever fall in love with, it was the original Lego Movie. It had everything to be just another expensive and joyless product placement, but it ended up being one of the greatest animated films I’ve seen in years....
It’s no surprise to anyone who knows me that I absolutely love how bonkers Devolver Digital is. I love the way they swim against the tide in the gaming industry, often releasing the craziest and most entertaining indies out there. Their latest offering for the Switch, The Red Strings Club,...
I must confess that before this game I’d never touched anything having to do with the Fate franchise. Other than a few nonsensical things I’d heard about the series, I went in completely blind to the plot, characters, and basic premise. I do have plenty of experience with Musou styled games...
I am almost always impressed when I play a game developed by a single person. With the exception of the disgrace to mankind that was Sword of Fortress, most of these games ended up being true passion projects that surpassed all of my expectations, such as Iconoclasts, Undertale, Gorogoa, and Stardew...
The greatest draw of virtual reality is the possibility of immersing us daydreaming nerds into the most varied scenarios that our frail minds can imagine. Being able to become a powerful spellcaster in a medieval VR realm full of orcs and dragons isn’t exactly a new idea though. Skyrim did...
There’s something special about a live music performance. The passion, the excitement, and that undeniable urge to sway can overwhelm us in the best way. When a song is at its peak, you’ll notice how a room quiets down and, regardless of who everyone arrived with, the reverberance becomes the...
Jump Force
Initial impressions of Jump Force back at E3 2018 weren’t the most positive. The demo suffered from confusing visuals and framerate dips, but had enough charm to convince me to give it a go eventually. Being a successor to J-Stars Victory Vs., a title often ignored by most people, but...
Although The Mage’s Tale isn’t a new tale, it does find a fresh audience on PSVR. And for that, I am very thankful. The Mage’s Tale was originally developed and published by inXile Entertainment in a partnership with Oculus VR back in June of 2017. It’s an old-school role-playing dungeon...
Anthem
Bioware has had a rough time over the past few years. With the controversial Mass Effect 3 ending, the boring Dragon Age: Inquisition, and the disappointing Mass Effect: Andromeda, many have speculated that they’ve lost their magic. Can Bioware’s newest IP end the streak of bad luck and bring Bioware back...
Baba is You
Puzzle games have always been one of my favorite genres, and I love exercising my mind by coming up with creative solutions to solve them. Although, I feel like many games rely on the same kinds of tricks and puzzle types as those that have been around for decades. Titles...
Man, was I looking forward to Devil May Cry 5 ever since Capcom announced it last year during Microsoft’s pre-E3 conference! Everything looked so promising: the return of classic Dante, my favorite character, Nero, making a well-deserved comeback, gorgeous graphics, the usage of the magnificent RE Engine (also used in...
