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Vampire: The Masquerade – Justice caught my eye, not because I’m a fan of the series, admittedly, but because it looked like a it took inspiration from one if my favorite stealth series, Dishonored. It’s not that I don’t like the Vampire: The Masquerade content, I just never got into...
Even with all the narrative-driven adventures out there, something about As Dusk Falls immediately caught my attention. Maybe it was the instantly eye-catching art design? Alright, sure, that was almost definitely what did the trick, but after watching the trailer I could tell that there was something more to the...
Asura's Wrath
There aren’t a lot of VR games that push the scope of a standard game. For most VR games, they’re shorter experiences that are boosted by the fun interactable side. Yes, there have been VR mods or versions of full length games like Skyrim VR, but there aren’t many games,...
Granblue Fantasy, as a franchise, began life as a free-to-play RPG for mobile phones, before making its console debut in the fighting genre. As someone that struggles to memorize specific button prompts to execute moves, I ultimately skipped that game, Granblue Fantasy: Versus. I would admire from afar until finally,...
Last year, I made a triumphant return to wrestling video games, having reviewed both WWE 2K23 and AEW Fight Forever. Each had its merits, but ultimately, I enjoyed the former a hell of a lot more due to an abundance of modes. While yes, I’ve grown out of the promotion’s...
I don’t know why, but Konami tends to announce brand new games with little to no fanfare, almost covertly, during Nintendo’s Directs. Well, when those games aren’t called Silent Hill, that is. Contra: Operation Galuga just showed up for a millisecond during a reveal reel, almost as if the company...
Just like many Star Wars fans throughout the world, I have mixed feelings towards EA’s take on the Battlefront games. On one hand, sure, they looked great, and that one VR mode available on the first game was excellent, but on the other, it seems like they have decided to...
Digital Eclipse’s Gold Master Series continues with a look at one of videogames’ most known figures, Jeff Minter, in yet another excellent game-doc chronicling the life of a ridiculously fascinating developer I was not really familiar with prior. While my personal history with Karateka, the game whose development was the...
BlazBlue might not be the most mainstream franchise out there, but if there’s anything about it that people are aware of, it’s the fact it’s a competitive fighting game. Very traditional, 2D, sprite-based, with ultra-edgy-as-all-hell anime characters. So, imagine my surprise when I found out there was a brand new...
Mega Man is a game as old as time at this point, there are so many iterations of the series that it’s not surprising at all when games try to emulate it. Take that series and sprinkle in some aspects from metroidvanias, and you should have a recipe for success....
The first quarter of 2024 has been an absolutely stacked time for gaming. Within the first two months we’ve had Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth, Persona 3, and Final Fantasy VII Rebirth as three absolutely massive JRPGs, alongside gems like Helldivers 2, Last Epoch, and Palworld that have also been...
My introduction to tactics games was an irresponsible impulse buy when I was working at GameStop in college and had no desire to study for midterms. I picked up a used PSP copy of Final Fantasy Tactics: War of Lions, sunk countless hours into it, and started to explore the rest...
