In our lives, we’re all going to have to make difficult decisions which significantly impact our futures. One of the most difficult ones I ever made was deciding whether or not to stay in my fro…
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Review: Persona 5: Dancing in Starlight – Reaching for the Stars
I mostly enjoy JRPGs, but, every once in a while, I like to dabble in rhythm games. When I saw that Persona 3 and 5 were getting rhythm games, I kept an open mind. I love the Persona series, and was w…
Review: Hunter’s Legacy: Purrfect Edition – A Game That Always Lands on Its Feet
If you love Metroidvanias, run-ins with strange monsters, and cats, then Hunter’s Legacy: Purrfect Edition might just be the game for you. Set in the Kingdom of Iripur, you will play as I…
Review: Iris.Fall – Puppet Theater
One of the greatest things about video games is that they can be used to try out experimental methods of storytelling. A good example is The Binding of Isaac, which slowly reveals what the game is act…
Review: Red Dead Redemption 2 – Perfectly Flawed Pinnacle of Gaming
This is a spoiler-free review of Red Dead Redemption 2. Red Dead Redemption 2 might just be the longest love letter ever written. It’s a love letter to all of Rockstar’s fans, to those who…
Review: The Other Half – Facing The Cold Reality of Your Crimes
Content warning: The article below discusses themes related to sexual assault. When I played the demo for The Other Half back in September, I thought it was a violent, fun beat-em-up set in a dark fan…
Review: Mulaka – Edutainment Done Right
When thinking about edutainment (educational entertainment) games, the image that usually comes to mind is either puzzle games such as Brain Age or the Zoombinis, or children’s’ games such…
Review: Ninjin: Clash of Carrots – Whack-a-Mole
The beat ’em up and run-and-gun genres have been a staple of the video game landscape ever since the mid-80s. With more recent and notable entries such as Castle Crashers and Cuphead, it would b…
Review: Shut Eye – The Horrors of Terrible Battery Power
These days anybody can make a horror game, but just because they can doesn’t mean they should, especially when they settle for the bare minimum and make a game that does not even come close to being s…
Review: I Was Here – Gone to College
Narrative-focused games have a tendency to create sad, almost depressing atmospheres. Every time I fire one up, I can’t help but wonder when my heart is going to sink after getting invested in t…
