Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Review – Ohana Means Nobody Gets Left Behind
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is a difficult game to describe in a few words. The Like a Dragon (formerly …
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Boxes: Lost Fragments Review – The Best Kind of Unboxing
You are a thief, sneaking into a lavish mansion owned by a notorious puzzle lover. A great treasure reportedly lurks …
Tekken 8 Review – To Rule With An Iron Fist
Fights take many forms. From back alley brawls to climactic wars across sweeping battlefields, different fights mean different things to …
Chronique des Silencieux Review – Making The French Connection
I’ve got a big weakness for a good mystery – but I’ve got an even bigger one for an adorable …
Graven Review – Reviving The Old Faith
You really had to be a gamer in the early 90s to truly appreciate the impact of Doom. There wasn’t …
Roots of Yggdrasil Early Access Review – Slay the Briar
City-builders seem to keep appearing on my doorstep every few months, and each time I take them in, give ’em …
Sovereign Syndicate Review – A Flicker Of Gaslight
There are certain tropes in certain segments of creative works which are so expected, they’re practically stereotypes. Batman’s parents always …
Card Detective Review – Crime’s In The Cards
Reporter Hazel Gong is assigned to cover a mysterious incident where a building collapsed at an industrial site. Everyone insists …
House Flipper 2 Review – Flippin’ Good
I’ve been eagerly awaiting the release of Frozen District and Empyrean’s house flipping simulator sequel, House Flipper 2, ever since …
Cookie Cutter Review – Don’t Sugar Coat It
Sometimes blood and guts can come off as “hardcore / metal,” and sometimes it can just come off as gross. …