Review

24

Jan

By Alejandro Segovia

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Retrospective: A Year Later, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth Remains Brilliant and Messy

Last year, after an extensive 132-hour playthrough, I reviewed Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth from Square-Enix. In my review, I concluded: “In many ways, playing through Final Fantasy VII: Rebirth feels like the dream game many envisioned when they stepped out for the first time to a world full of wonder…

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06

Dec

By Ains

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Review : Path of Exile 2 : Natural Selection

The early access release of Path of Exile 2 is finally here. After years of waiting, fans of the long-running ARPG can finally jump in and see what Grinding Gear Games has been working towards. With Path of Exile 2, GGG has taken the route of going with a full,…

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04

Dec

By AndresPlays

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Review : Mythwrecked Ambrosia Island : Godlike Vacation

According to most medical sources, stress is a leading cause of death in modern society. So much so that it has become a recurring theme in video games of a certain type to lash out against the feeling of burnout by populating them with wholesome, relaxing, or otherwise cozy activities.…

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20

Nov

By Don Lionheart

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Review : Dragon Age The Veilguard : Less Chatting, More Clashing

Dragon Age: Origins is my favorite game of all time, and the Dragon Age franchise is my favorite franchise of all time. I have spent the last decade cringing, squirming, and, sometimes, screaming at a screen when people online claimed that Dragon Age: Inquisition only won the Game of the…

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13

Nov

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Dragon Quest 3 HD-2D Remake : Calling Out For A Hero

The JRPG genre has certainly had one of its most robust years ever in 2024. Just listing all the big name quality titles that dropped this year alone is so daunting. Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth, Persona 3: Reload, Final Fantasy VII Rebirth, Unicorn Overlord, Romancing Saga 2: Revenge of…

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04

Nov

By Don Lionheart

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Life is Strange Double Exposure : No Need to Rewind

“What do you do when you have the power to not just impact your own life and the lives of those around you, but the very fabric of reality itself?” The is the question that was posed by the original Life is Strange, developed by Dontnod and published by Square-Enix…

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31

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

Latest News

Preview : Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake : A Highlight in 2024

At a time where we are inundated with remasters and remakes, I always have a special place in my heart for the style that is not just the modern, full blown remake. Don’t get me wrong, the last few years have delivered stellar after stellar full blown remakes from big…

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30

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Call of Duty Black Ops 6 : Omni Pantheon

You’d think there would be nothing left to be said about an annual franchise on its 19th entry. But for Activision's resilient Call of Duty franchise, there are certainly things to be said about the state of the franchise over the past half decade. Ever since its technological facelift with…

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30

Oct

By Ray

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Review : Fear the Spotlight : Horror that Shines Bright

Fear the Spotlight is a 90s-inspired horror game developed by Cozy Game Pals and published by the newly formed Blumhouse Games. Originally a passion project between a husband and wife team, the game caught the attention of Blumhouse, which provided extra resources and time to refine it for re-release. Interestingly,…

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28

Oct

By Eric Bezanson

Latest News

Impressions : Kill Knight : All The Evil Hell Can Conjure

Kill Knight is a top-down, isometric, twin-stick action game from PlaySide Studios. Being a team from Melbourne Australia with a long history of developing mobile games, with a more casual leaning, Kill Knight marks a stark new direction for PlaySide. Not only is this a highly polished console and PC…

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25

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Alan Wake 2 The Lake House : Door to Greatest Hits

Last year, legendary Finnish developer Remedy Entertainment stunned the world with their 13-year-long awaited sequel, Alan Wake 2. A game with a brilliant storytelling mixture of film, TV, and video game that never forgot its identity as the latter, wrapped up in a pretty nerve-wracking survival horror experience, Alan Wake…

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14

Oct

By AndresPlays

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Review : Neva : Upheaval of Existence

Long has it been argued whether video games can be considered an art form next to music, literature, and cinema, and that they lack cultural impact and the nuance to convey emotional complexity to engage audiences fully. But when all of these disciplines coalesce to deliver a poignant and lasting…

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08

Oct

By Peter

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Review : Starfield Shattered Space : All Must Serve

Bethesda's Shattered Space marks the first major DLC for Starfield, a game that, whilst critically was received generally quite well, has proven to be very divisive amongst the gaming community. I have not officially reviewed the main game, but for context before we dive into this review, I was extremely…

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04

Oct

By Ains

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Review : Diablo 4 Vessel of Hatred : Let the Hate Consume You

When I reviewed Diablo 4 last year, I was very impressed with the state of the game at launch, but I also had questions about how Blizzard would deliver on the seasonal cadence. While they were saying the right things and the plan was solid on paper, I think we've…

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03

Oct

By Steve Esposito

Articles, Latest News

Final Fantasy XVI : PC Hardware Overview

We are entering a weird age of gaming where under the table deals are most likely occurring without our knowledge. I am not one to say that Square and Sony have collaborated on an exclusivity deal that overtakes the industry. Sure, the hope is to drive people to purchase a…

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