Reviews

17

Mar

By Rob Frawley 2nd

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Review-in-Progress : Marathon

Extraction shooters have historically been grounded in gritty realism, but I’ve always longed for a compelling entry that incorporates hero-shooter elements, such as traits and abilities. Marathon, an extraction shooter developed by Bungie and published by SIE, tackles exactly that. It features a diverse selection of character classes with compelling…

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17

Mar

By Bryan Finck

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Review : Starship Troopers Ultimate Bug War : I’m Doing My Part!

Get in line, troopers! It’s a good day to kill some bugs, or die trying! Now that we’re in the proper frame of mind, we can discuss Starship Troopers Ultimate Bug War!, which is based, unsurprisingly, on 1997’s classic sci-fi flick, Starship Troopers. That film, itself based on the book…

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02

Mar

By Ains

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Review : Resident Evil Requiem : The Ultimate Lifeform

Way back in 1996 I raced home from Walden Software with my "big box" copy of Resident Evil for the original PlayStation. Dubbed a "survival horror" game, the new title from Capcom was winning a lot of critical praise from gaming publications, and I couldn't wait to experience it for…

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19

Feb

By Zach Bateman

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Review : Crisol Theater of Idols : Icarus

Horror will always have a grip of me. Crisol: Theater of Idols from Vermila Studios in Spain is no different. Blumhouse Games' latest after the recent Sleep Awake, Crisol takes you on a unique journey among deities in Hispania. While it may not offer a lot of new experiences to…

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17

Feb

By Bryan Finck

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Review : Cairn : Survive the Climb

Climbing games are having a moment, just as the real hobby is growing rapidly among the Gen Z crowd. I’ve always been fascinated by the mindset that makes someone want to put themselves through so much pain, suffering, and potential for death, but I never really thought of it as…

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02

Feb

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Dragon Quest VII Reimagined : For the Almighty

Considering its status as one of the most respected grandfathers of the JRPG genre, the last two years have been special for Dragon Quest fans. For a franchise that has struggled with a scattered and inconsistent release cadence between mainline entries, Square Enix’s recent streak of thoughtful HD-2D remakes has…

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29

Jan

By Rae

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Review : Roots Devour : Give Thanks for Mother’s Gift

I’m kind of a fan of Eldritch horrors. You might have been able to guess this by my putting Cultist Simulator second in my top ten games (despite having several complaints about the game as well). Or my almost 200 hours in that game. Or my dedicated shelf of Lovecraftian…

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26

Jan

By Zach Bateman

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Review : Sleep Awake : More Sleeping, Less Awake

As we enter 2026, when indies are dropping some of the most impactful titles, we now have Blumhouse taking their step into Horror gaming. Now, don’t get me wrong, I adore the work of Jason Blum in films, and titles like Fear the Spotlight have been nice surprises. So then,…

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20

Jan

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader : Deceptis Handheldis

I typically review games on the Switch 2 that I have already experienced because that is the best way for me to compare platforms. But with Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader, I have nothing to compare it to. Instead, I am left looking at the quality as someone who just decided…

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10

Dec

By Bryan Finck

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Impressions : Moonlighter 2 The Endless Vault : Shop Til You Drop

RPG was never my main genre as a kid, but when I did play, I was always drawn to the item shops in the various towns my party would visit. I always wondered, though, how the items got on the shelves, waiting for intrepid adventurers to spend their hard-won coin?…

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05

Dec

By AndresPlays

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Review : Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 for PS5 : The World Is Your Oyster

One of the longest-running franchises in gaming history, Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024, lands on PlayStation 5, sparing no expense. What once was an expensive, CPU-heavy video game only available for a lucky few comes back better than ever to reign supreme in the world of simulators. A brand-new Career mode,…

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22

Nov

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Call of Duty: Black Ops 7 : Jumping the Shark

Despite its yearly success, the Call of Duty franchise had been hitting a quality snag in recent years. Even though it seemed like the series had mastered the yearly release cycle, the current era exposed cracks in the well-oiled machine. You could blame the pandemic, the developer switch ups, or…

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18

Nov

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Demonschool : A is for Apocalypse

I thought my school days were over. While I may be willing to learn new things, I lament the fact that none of it has anything to do with slaying demons. Luckily, I can jump into Necrosoft’s latest release, Demonschool, and live vicariously through the characters that inhabit the mysterious…

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12

Nov

By Rob Frawley 2nd

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Review : Dispatch : With Great Power

I’ve been looking for a classic storytelling experience reminiscent of Telltale’s former work ever since their abrupt closure in 2018. While their brand and IP were ultimately bought, they have yet to grace us with any new games. Fortunately for us, the legacy left by Telltale never dies. Dispatch, an…

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11

Nov

By Bryan Finck

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Review : Possessor(s) : A Devilishly Good Time

At first glance, Possessor(s) appeared to have everything I enjoy in games these days. Developed by Heart Machine (of Hyper Light Drifter fame), this is a side-scrolling, indie Metroidvania experience with a narrative focus and a visual style that is familiar while still feeling fresh. I adore the fundamental elements…

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