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ARC Raiders
When it was first announced, I was incredibly excited for Arc Raiders; a brand-new third-person cooperative experience set in a retro-futuristic world where groups of players team up to take down giant robots. Think in the same vein as Helldivers 2, before it was even announced. However, after a long...
Sports Interactive’s decision to not release a Football Manager game in 2024, opting for an extra year of development in order to deliver a fully revamped Football Manager 26, was something that frustrated me as a fan (nay, a truly addict), but also something that made me curious as to...
Ya’ll, PopCap is dead and they’re not coming back. The maker of beloved puzzle games was absorbed by EA a while ago, and the franchises that we played to avoid doing work back in high school and college now no longer exist. It’s why we have things like Bejeweled Stars...
It’s been five years since I’ve last reviewed a NASCAR game, as I’ve always asked myself what could I possibly write about another entry based on this specific stock car racing category. I learned not to completely disrespect NASCAR for its bland track design (yes, it’s mostly ovals, and you’re...
Another year, another Just Dance, but honestly, I couldn’t be happier about it. The franchise has proven time and time again to be an excellent and fun way to burn calories and have fun, without feeling like a tedious workout. With the holidays around the corner, what better time to...
There are people who count down the days until the newest release of Madden or NBA 2K, and that’s great for them. Personally, I can’t see the difference in many of the games, and even one of the more recent FIFA titles was objectively the same as the previous iteration....
For as much as I like the overall aesthetics of the cyberpunk genre, I think it has both peaked and reached a point of utter saturation after the release of CD Projekt Red’s own Cyberpunk 2077. What else would anyone even be able to do with such a premise? Not...
Battlefield 6
I’ve been hooked on the Battlefield franchise as a whole, playing just about every major release, ever since the release of the then-revolutionary Battlefield 3. It was all thanks to its its excellent squad-based gameplay, which did strike a sweet spot between grounded and arcadey playstyles in huge battles. However,...
Digital Eclipse’s documentaries / compilations have been outstanding so far, but one thing all of the previous three instances of their series had in common was the fact the games were a bit too old and a bit too limited. That’s not to say they were compilations on bad games...
Simon the Sorcerer: The Search for More Money.
I love it when newer horror games really delve into the genre’s past, bringing modern improvements and taking the more hardcore design philosophy that really defined the genre. Games like Signalis, Crow Country or even the original Tormented Souls really brought their own twist to what was once a perceiving...
Ask any first-person shooter fan out there about their opinion on the 2004 game Painkiller, and the utter vast majority of them will say they’re a fan. It featured great visuals for the time, as well as an interesting premise, a story worth caring about, a lengthy campaign, and an...
