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Neon Giant is a new indie studio formed back in 2015 by industry veterans behind some of our favourite games; DOOM, Bulletstorm, and Gears of War to name a few. Now their first game has arrived in the form of The Ascent, a futuristic cyberpunk twin-stick shooter that proves to...
Eldest Souls
I first played Eldest Souls at E3 2019 and I immediately knew two things. One, it was totally my kind of game. Two, it was going to kick my ass. I sat down with Johnathan Constantini and Francesco Barsotti, the co-founders of Fallen Flag Studios, as they talked me through game...
Trigger Witch
Have you ever thought about playing a The Legend of Zelda game where they removed the sword, shield, magic, and other items in favor of massive guns? No? Me neither, but that’s essentially was caught my eye with Trigger Witch. It’s an odd marriage of ideas and it completely caught...
Chernobylite
What happens when you take a survival game, horror title, first-person shooter, and combine it with a heist plot? You get Chernobylite, a mixture of a bunch of different genres that actually do manage to work together. First released in Early Access back in 2019 with a strong reception throughout...
The likes of Fire Emblem has spawned countless clones over the years at this point. Some good, and some… not so much. For the most part, these clones don’t actually bring anything new to the table either, making them a straight rip-off. That being said, the newest one to come...
Pokémon Unite
It’s been a bit of time since Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield released on the Switch. It was a fun new generation, complete with some actually interesting DLC and a lot of anger about the Pokédex. So naturally, the next step for The Pokémon Company was to team up with...
I had the pleasure of playing The Forgotten City from Modern Storyteller in a preview build a couple months ago. I was absolutely blown away by it. Not only did it offer an intriguing premise, but everything from the writing, acting, soundtrack, and graphics were outstanding. It was one of...
I’m a fan of the mindless button-mashing catharsis that is the Musou genre, but I’ve mostly played Omega Force’s licensed outings, such as Hyrule Warriors and Fire Emblem Warriors. The last proper Koei Tecmo-published “mainline” Warriors game I’ve previously played was Dynasty Warriors 9, the video game equivalent of replacing...
Let me start off by warning you that The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles is NOT a brand new game. In fact, just like the previously released Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy, this is a collection of remastered versions of 3DS games that had been exclusive to Japan up until now....
I will be honest, I wasn’t expecting for NEO: The World Ends with You to captivate me as much as it did. I knew nothing about it before playing it, but Square Enix can now consider me a brand new fan. This falls under the same category as Yakuza 0...
I thought I knew what to expect from your average NIS America-published game. I usually expect for high-quality JRPGs made on a nearly jurassic game engine, such as the Ys and Trails games, or their own games like Disgaea. What I wasn’t expecting from them, however, was a post-apocalypic puzzle...
Akiba’s Trip: Hellbound & Debriefed might possibly be one of the most bewildering games I have ever reviewed in this website. I kinda knew what to expect from it, and by that I mean to expect something that would make me question the sanity of those who developed this game...
