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For as expansive as their missions and environments have been, Team Ninja hasn’t devised an entirely open-world adventure. That is, until Rise of the Ronin, their latest masocore adventure. Rise of the Ronin treads a lot of new ground while taking place solely in a relatively grounded story based upon...

Kai Tatsumoto·March 29, 2024
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It feels like Princess Peach has been waiting for her big breakout role for a while now. Nintendo clearly has an inkling that “lady who keeps getting kidnapped by turtles” is a character description in need of a bit of an update as she was given a significant role in...

Nathan Birch·March 21, 2024
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Before Resident Evil, Silent Hill, or any of the other horror staples were chilling and thrilling fans, there was Alone in the Dark. Unfortunately, after laying the foundation for the whole survival horror genre, the series lost its way with some truly dreadful revival attempts interspersed with long periods of...

Nathan Birch·March 19, 2024
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Outcast is a game that many may not have heard of, but it is among one of the most influential games ever made. The game created by Appeal featured many of the mechanics that would go on to influence future open-world games, as well as a very unique atmosphere that...

Francesco De Meo·March 14, 2024
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It's time. The Outlast Trials has finally come out of Early Access, and we now have a different beast to address compared to how the game was before. For those who read my first impressions of The Outlast Trials, some of the issues I have with the game extend to...

Ule Lopez·March 5, 2024
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Cloud Strife’s adventures in Final Fantasy VII have been one of the most iconic Japanese RPGs to grace Western shores. Once the pinnacle of the genre, the title surprised any entirely new generation with the bombing mission in Midgar on PlayStation 4 and beyond. With a new console generation and...

Kai Tatsumoto·February 22, 2024
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Ubisoft’s Skull and Bones has been on a very long and choppy voyage with development reportedly setting sail over a decade ago. Admittedly, the initial pitch was a fairly appealing one – an open-world multiplayer pirate adventure from the same Ubisoft Singapore team that worked on the naval battles from...

Nathan Birch·February 21, 2024
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Helldivers 2 has been released, and it became an overnight success at just the right time. Players everywhere are meming the game's wacky aspects while thousands of videos of funny moments have appeared left and right. It's one of those games that has a lot of appeal from the premise...

Ule Lopez·February 18, 2024
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Nintendo’s original frenemies have been on fairly good terms in recent years, teaming up for sporting action and even taking down Bowser together in The Super Mario Bros. Movie, but their rivalry will never truly die. The two debuted together in 1981’s Donkey Kong and Nintendo has delivered a number...

Nathan Birch·February 14, 2024
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Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden may look like a bit of a surprise to all those gamers who know French developer Don't Nod mostly from pure adventure games like their breakout Life is Strange and sequel, Tell Me Why, Twin Mirror, Harmony: The Fall of Reverie, or even the recent...

Alessio Palumbo·February 12, 2024
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In the current trend of the games industry, where games barely older than things I have in my food cupboard are getting remakes, it's strange that Persona 3 is almost eighteen years old. Of course, there's been more than one version of Persona 3, with Persona 3: FES coming out...

Chris Wray·February 11, 2024
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It’s difficult to think of a game that’s stumbled as badly as Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League when it comes to pre-release PR. The latest from Batman Arkham developers Rocksteady Studios, Kill the Justice League spent upwards of seven years in development, and when it was finally revealed as...

Nathan Birch·February 7, 2024
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