Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition Square Enix The fifteenth installment of the long-running fantasy/science fiction crossover series, Final Fantasy, has been out since November of 2016. However, Final Fantasy XV was previously only available on consoles, which made many PC… Read More »Final Fantasy XV: Windows Edition Review – A Whole Lotta Final Fantasy Goodness
Darwin Project Scavengers Studio Battle royale games are gaining some serious momentum these days. The first one to gain prominence was H1Z1, which has since garnered tons of notoriety for its questionable netcode and sloshy hit detection (as well as… Read More »Darwin Project (Early Access) Review – An Interesting Take on the Emerging Battle Royale Genre
Northgard Shiro Games It’s sort of sad that the classic real-time strategy games of yore have pretty much disappeared. Tween-bait MOBAS and E-Sports games have pretty much taken over and see no sign of letting up, at least anytime soon.… Read More »Northgard Review – A Unique Take on Classic RTS Games of Old
Metal Gear Survive Konami Serving as the first installment for the Metal Gear saga after Hideo Kojima’s dramatic and tumultuous departure from Konami, Metal Gear Survive marks a rather severe departure from their usual formula. Konami took a big… Read More »Metal Gear Survive Review – A Mish-Mash of Genres
For Honor Ubisoft I have to admit that I used to be a big fighting game fan. I remember sauntering into my local city arcade with a pocket full of dollar bills, transforming them into handfuls of quarters (or tokens… Read More »For Honor Season 5 Review – Blood, Sweat, and Still-Questionable Match-Making
SOS Outpost Games, Inc. This sure is one game that came out of left field for me. I didn’t receive any press releases about it. No one told me about it. You know how I caught wind of it? I… Read More »SOS (Alpha) Review – Get Your Improv On
For Honor Ubisoft Ubisoft has a reputation for releasing games that almost feel incomplete, or at least seem to be still in their Beta states. I’m not going to talk about how politically correct they appear to be, such… Read More »For Honor Updated Review – A Modern Fighting Classic Stalled at an Impasse
Middle-earth: Shadow of War Monolith/Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment 2014’s Shadow of Mordor was quite an impressive game. In fact, it was so good that although there were some rather repetitive aspects to it, the overall package was nothing short of… Read More »Middle-earth: Shadow of War Review – The Continuation of an Epic Fantasy Saga
Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands: Ghost War Ubisoft When Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands first came out earlier this year, it was both lauded and maligned by two distinct sets of gamers. One contingent dismissed the game outright because… Read More »Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Wildlands: Ghost War Review – Solid, Tactical, Multiplayer Fun
The Evil Within 2 Tango Gameworks/Bethesda Software The survival horror genre as a whole has “evolved” if you will, in leaps and bounds in recent years. Since its inception in the 1990s, we’ve seen survival horror go from games that… Read More »The Evil Within 2 Review – Bring a Fresh Change of Underwear
Sniper Elite 4 Deathstorm Part 3: Obliteration Rebellion I love Nazi-killing in games just as much as anyone else does. But after a while, it does begin to get a little stale. As a whole, the World War II genre,… Read More »Sniper Elite 4 Deathstorm Part 3: Obliteration Review – The Dramatic Finale to an Excellent Series
The Secret World Legends Funcom Being a huge lifelong fan of luminary weird fiction author H.P. Lovecraft, I’ve often longed for a game which captured and conveyed the horror and fantasy aspects that his writings presented. H.P. Lovecraft’s works are… Read More »The Secret World Legends Review – The Second Chance for a Unique Gaming Experience