Flashing Lights Nils Jakrins / Excalibur Games When I’d first heard about the game, Flashing Lights, I thought that it had a brilliant concept. After all, there aren’t many games out there that set out to give players the chance… Read More »Flashing Lights (Early Access) Review – A Promising, Unique Indie Game
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Respawn Entertainment / EA Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is the latest in a long line of Star Wars games to be released over the past couple of decades. But does it have enough going… Read More »Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order Review – Can it Carry the Star Wars Mantle?
Remnant: From the Ashes Gunfire Games / Perfect World Entertainment Unless you’re a gamer who has been living under a rock, there has been a veritable plethora of Dark Souls-esque titles that have been flooding into the video game market… Read More »Remnant: From the Ashes Review – Another Strong Souls-like Entry
Devil’s Hunt Layopi Games / 1C Entertainment Big-budget action games of the hack-and-slash variety have seen a recent resurgence, with both the God of War and Devil May Cry franchises being perhaps the biggest dogs on the block. New hack-and…er…punch-and-punch… Read More »Devil’s Hunt Review – Devil is Crying
Conan Exiles Treasures of Turin DLC Funcom My two high-level friends and I had constructed a very large fortress overlooking the oasis in the middle of the central desert, west of the vast Southern Aquaduct. We considered ourselves the rightful… Read More »Conan Exiles Treasures of Turin DLC Review – Another Immersive Culture Pack is Here!
Fade to Silence Black Forest Games/THQ Nordic My initial playthrough of Fade to Silence started off in an interesting manner. I woke up in what looked like a crypt, as the bearded, manly looking protagonist (think: A younger Mel Gibson).… Read More »Fade to Silence Review – Could Be Decent, After Some Adjustments
Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice FromSoftware/Activision Being a longtime fan of samurai films—the good ones, which were from the 1950s throughout the 70s—I was pretty excited when Activision first announced that they’d be publishing a new game set in feudal Japan.… Read More »Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice Review – A New Breed of Action-Adventure Game
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Ubisoft As you probably already know, Ubisoft is back at it with their own version of the open-world, looter-shooter: Tom Clancy’s The Division 2. Don’t get me wrong, their first iteration of the series, Tom… Read More »Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Review – A Meticulously-Crafted, Open-World Delight
Warriors Orochi 4 Omega Force/Koei Tecmo Japanese developers Omega Force really know what they’re doing when it comes to the Musou gaming genre. For those not in the know, a Musou game basically equates to a semi-open world beat-em-up,… Read More »Warriors Orochi 4 Review – I Have the Power!
Conan Exiles Funcom I reviewed Conan Exiles back in 2017 when it had first entered into Early Access. Although the game initially had some issues (as do most EA titles) that needed to be ironed out—such as optimization and lack… Read More »Conan Exiles: Imperial East & Jewel of the West Content Packs
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands Ubisoft My two comrades and I waited patiently for the cartel convoy to show up. We were in a small village within one of the many lush valleys of Bolivia, and our CIA handler had… Read More »Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands 2.0 Update Review – The Free, Ghost Mode Update Rocks
State of Decay 2 Undead Labs/Microsoft Studios I was pretty torn when I’d originally heard the news about developer Undead Labs making a new zombie survival game. On one hand, I really enjoyed the original State of Decay which debuted… Read More »State of Decay 2 Review – A Little Too Much Like Clockwork