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Oh, Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. You were (still are, in fact) my most anticipated and hyped game of 2024. You were also going to follow in some immense footsteps, as you were not just a sequel to the incredible Yakuza: Like a Dragon, the franchise’s first foray into turn-based...
Tekken 8
A little less than seven years ago, back in the earlier days of this website, a younger me stated that Tekken 7 was, at the time, the best fighting game of its console generation, and possibly the best fighting game to have been release over the past decade or so...
Momodora is a cult classic metroidvania title that has been running for fourteen years now. I’m somewhat new to the series, having only played the fourth entry: Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight. Now with five different entries, Momodora: Moonlit Farewell is the sendoff for the series. One that intends to...
Lil' Guardsman
Lil’ Guardsman caught my attention from the moment I first saw it announced. Its adorable art still and quirky humor looked right up my alley. Even though I was initially concerned that it might be a touch too casual, I was still eager to check it out. Now after having...
With Nintendo’s wide range of IPs – from Metroid and Mario, to Starfy and ARMS – it’s always an unexpected joy when something from days gone by suddenly gets a breath of fresh air. The year of 2024 is the return of the unsung heroine, Ashley Mizuki Robbins. In spite...
Graven
A brand new outing by 3D Realms, the company once known for being one of the founding fathers of first-person shooting as we know it, and now one of the main publishers of retro-styled shooters out in the market? Wait a sec, a game that does indeed feature elements from...
Capcom’s recent remastering efforts with the Ace Attorney games have turned me into a fan of the series, even though, for the most part, I’m not exactly the biggest fan of visual novels. Ever since the release of the first remastered collection of the GBA originals back in 2019, I’ve...
The enduring “legacy” of Bulletstorm is something that puzzles and wows me to this day. Back when the game was originally released, more than a decade ago, it was well-received, sure, but the fact it managed to get remastered and re-released with brand new content on many modern consoles is...
There’s only one sensible next step after killing a god, and that’s to rob a bank. Not just any bank though, a bank that has random elevators taking you any which way because you tripped the security system. That’s what Turnip Boy is up to now, in Turnip Boy Robs...
Picture the following: there’s this widely acclaimed gaming franchise, one loved by fans and critics, which has been laying dormant for many years. From out of nowhere, its publisher decides to bring it back, but in a completely new style, ditching its older gameplay loop, the one that made people...
Arizona Sunshine was one of my first real forays into VR when I got the PlayStation VR headset. Games like Job Simulator, Thumper, Until Dawn: Rush of Blood, and Batman: Arkham VR were good, but they were more VR experiences instead of full games. Hell, I absolutely loved the Resident Evil 7...
Pinball M
There really is nothing quite like how Zen Studios approaches different pinball IPs. As much as I love physical tables, they are rare if not completely impossible to find in Japan for reasons that escape my understanding. So it’s been a real refuge to have things like Pinball FX for...
