Famed Japanese game producer Koji Igarashi, known for his work on the original Castlevania titles, is in the process of bringing his powerful influence back to Metroidvania-style platformers. His newe…
Review: Yakuza 6 – High-impact Fun
April brought PlayStation 4 owners not just one but two shining jewels, and although the light has been shining very brightly on God of War, the world outside of Japan would be remiss to overlook a ga…
Review: Light Fall – Shine Bright Like a Shadow Core
Platforming games have evolved since the early days of Super Mario Bros. and Donkey Kong, but a mainstay concept requires your character to leap from surface to surface while avoiding obstacles. That …
Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Review
Within fifteen minutes of booting up Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus, I had to walk away from my computer for a couple seconds to emotionally process what was in front of me. This new chapter in B.J.…
Cartography At Its Finest: Etrian Odyssey V Impressions
Since 2007, Nintendo handhelds have been blessed with one of the best dungeon-crawling franchises on the market. Starting on the Nintendo DS, Etrian Odyssey has been giving players one of the best way…
Divinity: Original Sin 2’s First Twenty Hours are Promising
Inside a cave where some elves gather, a human boy named Mody runs up to you, asking you to play hide and seek. You, being Lohse, the singer celebrated across the land, accept the challenge, partially…
Sonic Mania Review
It’s been a long while since Sonic the Hedgehog received manic praise. The once-equal rival of Nintendo’s iconic red plumber has been an empty husk arguably since Sonic Adventure 2 in 2001. Almost eve…
