Reviews

08

Sep

By Ray

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SEED : Review : Leave Your Less Fun Society Behind

SEED is one of the most ambitious MMOs I’ve played in years. For the uninitiated, SEED is a persistent, player-driven massively multiplayer online (MMO) society and life-simulation game developed by Klang Games that launched into early access on July 21st. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpIZS_SBYTE   SEED is also one of the hardest to…

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02

Sep

By Steve Esposito

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Review : Moonlighter 2 : The Endless Vault

Moonlighter 2 : The Endless Vault is the long-awaited sequel to the sleeper hit that released back in 2018 which seems like forever ago at this point. Developed by the folks over at Digital Sun and published by 11 bit Studios, Moonlighter 2 succeeds in capturing the essence that the…

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01

Sep

By Zach Bateman

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Review : Mistfall Hunter : Soulslike Multiplayer

Souls-inspired titles are plentiful in today’s market, with bombshells like Mortal Shell II and Lords of the Fallen, to lesser known titles like AI Limit and The First Berserker : Khazan. The Soulslike genre is booming, and in order to stay unique, most have started embracing their identities and create…

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26

Aug

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Resonance : A Plague Tale Legacy : Light of Theseus

The moment I finished 2022’s A Plague Tale: Requiem, I had a hard time imagining how Asobo Studio could legitimately continue the series. The harrowing journey of Hugo and Amicia came to such a definitive and heartbreaking end that, even with the little intriguing post-credit stinger, I remained unconvinced the…

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20

Aug

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster : Switch 2 Edition

If there is something I've learned throughout the years as a Final Fantasy fan, is that part of the fun comes with the endless debates for which game is the best game in the entire franchise. Considering the constant reinvention that's followed the series, that's a debate I love revisiting…

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17

Aug

By AndresPlays

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Review : Mortal Shell II : As Bloody As It Gets

Video games rarely have a chance to refine what worked in a first entry. Even then, some sequels might take the wrong lessons, missing the focus of what made their identity special. Not in Mortal Shell II’s case. In fact, it feels like a wholly new kind of game. Yes,…

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13

Aug

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Wild Blue Skies : Flying Too Close to the Sun

The first moment I saw Wild Blue Skies, it was hard not to think about Star Fox. Nintendo's often ignored on-rails space dogfight shooter is the gold standard when I think of old school on-rail shoot-em ups. My dad and I played through Star Fox 64 so often it became a weekend…

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03

Aug

By Joe La Russa

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Review : Beast of Reincarnation : Good Quality, Beastly Potential

Beast of Reincarnation, the upcoming action, role-playing game, is developed by Game Freak. Yes, the same people who make Pokémon. Let that sink in for a moment, because I can hardly believe it myself. The janky, repetitive, stagnant, and yet absolutely beloved and major commercial success turn-based JRPG series, Pokémon,…

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23

Jul

By Ains

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Review : Halo Campaign Evolved : A Guilty Spark

To say that Halo Combat Evolved was formative for me would be an understatement. While I was in my early 20s when it released, like many I became completely infatuated with it. I've played through the campaign countless times and of course it spawned a love of competitive multiplayer, from…

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13

Jul

By Steve Esposito

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Hands-On Review : Glorious Gaming GHS Eternal Headset

Headsets might be one of the most particular pieces of hardware someone can buy. They are designed in such a way to apply to everyone, but not everyone can wear them comfortably. For my sake, it seems like Glorious Gaming is here for me yet again with their latest GHS…

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08

Jul

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced : Hoist the Colors

The Assassin's Creed franchise will turn 20 years old next year. Let that sink in. Considering the series age, it's not surprising Ubisoft is now jumping into the remake boat with this series. Remakes are all the rage these days, so of course they will jump at the opportunity to plunder some new…

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17

Jun

By Steve Esposito

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Warhammer 40,000 Mechanicus II : Heavier Metal

I’m not a smart man, but I am wise. Just wise enough to understand that I am not a smart man. You see, I love tactical games and when Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II slid across my desk like someone was trying to bribe me with a fresh $20 bill, I…

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09

Jun

By Bryan Finck

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Review : Mina the Hollower : You’ll Dig This Game

How does a studio follow a game like Shovel Knight, a loving homage to the platformer genre's roots on the NES, that became one of the most beloved indie hits of the last decade? By giving the same treatment to Nintendo’s handheld colossus, the Game Boy Color, of course. Mina…

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05

Jun

By Steve Esposito

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Overview : Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Switch 2 Edition

Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth from Square Enix has finally hit another device! While we are all super excited for the version that appeared the Xbox Series X|S family, I want to say that I am focusing on the version that somehow found itself on the Nintendo Switch 2. Rebirth is…

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31

May

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : 007 First Light : Name’s Bond. James Bond

“Is James Bond still relevant?” That is the age-old question that has followed the 007 film franchise throughout its more than 50-year existence. With every soft reboot and recast, people inevitably ask whether James Bond still has a place in what was, at the time, considered the “modern” era. Time…

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