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El Shaddai arrives on Switch and it’s every bit as weird as it was back in 2011
El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron holds a special place in my heart for a very simple reason: it happened to be one of the very first games I previewed at E3. Back in 2011, I had very few...
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Review: Stellar Blade blissful combat makes up for its shortcomings
Korean developer Shift Up Corporation‘s Stellar Blade is a game that seemingly popped out of nowhere for me. Originally announced in 2021 but only named and shown a year later, it somehow eluded my...
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Review: TopSpin 2K25 serves a great tennis sim experience
It’s funny to think that TopSpin as a series has been around for over 20 years at this point given that it only started on the original Xbox, but damn, that system could be considered retro at this...
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Review: Ghost of Tsushima Director’s Cut slashes on to PC
Since Ghost of Tsushima’s original release, I’ve gotten to play a decent number of samurai games that managed to explore the theme with different results. Trek to Yomi, for instance, tried to go for a...
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Review: Rainbow Cotton is a short, sugary sweet retro shooter with plenty of...
It’s always fascinating to check out games from long-running franchises that I have never had a clue existed up until then. Japanese studio Success’ Cotton series is one prime example, something that...
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Review: V Rising promises plenty and delivers basically all of it
Vampire jokes and puns aside, V Rising is a game that plays with your notions of what an action game should be by injecting elements from other genres in what’s otherwise a very decent point and click...
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Review: Knight Rider is the standout among Pinball FX’s new Universal TV tables
If there’s one thing Zen Studios’ Pinball FX does extremely well is using nostalgia to boost their table popularity, and the newest pack based around some of Universal’s most popular TV brands is no...
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Review: Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Game will be a hit among campy...
I don’t know what it is about clowns that make them so scary, but I was also a kid who was deathly afraid of them growing up. So much so that when the time came to check out the 1988 schlockfest...
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Review: Horizon Chase 2 speeds to PlayStation and Xbox
To say that I enjoyed Horizon Chase would be an understatement. Developed by Brazil-based Aquiris Game Studio, that game went on to inhabit just about every piece of gaming technology I laid my hands...
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Review: Wizardry: Proving Grounds of the Mad Overlord shows why it’s the...
It’s hard to overstate the importance of Wizardry to gaming. Some of the most known developers in the business like Hironobu Sakaguchi and Yuji Hoori, of Final Fantasy and Dragon Quest fame...
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