Sentinels of Freedom Review – Throwback Superhero Strategy
Sentinels of Freedom is a game with atrocious puns and palpable rivalries. The writing is often good. The characters are often great. The world is always extraordinary.
Jake Hill
Search Results For: Jake Hill
Mafia III Definitive Edition Review – Same As It Ever Was
This is a game from 2016, remade for 2020. The changes aren’t all that dramatic, graphical or otherwise. The well-presented story and killer soundtrack keep things moving!
Mafia II Definitive Edition Review – Not So Fondly Remembered, Not So Fondly Remade
Mafia II Definitive Edition is a flawed experience, but has been updated in a way that can now be appreciated by modern gaming audiences.
Civilization VI: New Frontier Pack 1 Moves The Needle Closer To Perfection
By tightening the fundamental systems that drive the game, Civ 6 inches closer to perfection: the ultimate Civ game.
Fort Triumph Review – Light and Fluffy
Fort Triumph’s flexibility of the terrain system and the breeziness of the writing make the game a decent introduction to the tactics genre.
Industries of Titan is a Welcome Escape to Dystopia
Industries of Titan is a post-apocalyptic city builder set on Saturn’s largest moon where you explore the ruins of human civilization and recycle it to build something new. It’s beautiful to look at and fun to play, but it may not hold your attention for long in its Early Access state.
Telling Lies (Switch) Review – A Messy Port of an Otherwise Unique Game
Telling Lies is a massive accomplishment, bringing unheard of levels of talent to a live action, narrative driven game. The game itself is truly unlike any other, but the Switch port is certainly not the platform of choice for the optimal experience.
Old World is Shaking Up The Genre & Much Deeper Than I Imagined
Old World is a 4X strategy game that explores new mechanics and expands what a turn-based strategy game can be. It exploits a complacency in the genre, though it may not be enough to exterminate the competition.
XCOM: Chimera Squad Review – A Welcome Surprise
XCOM: Chimera Squad is the surprise new game in the XCOM series. Announced a week before its release, Chimera Squad is a very different game from XCOM and XCOM 2, but as surprises go, it’s a welcome one.
Pangeon Review – Shallow With a Touch of Charm
Although this indie title is touted as a roguelike dungeon crawler drawing inspiration from the classics, it’s overall charm is overshadowed by its uninspired gameplay at every turn.
Latest Videos
Pokemon Sword: Isle of Armor DLC Video Review – A Lot, Yet Not
Valorant Video Review – Intrusive Anti-Cheat System Doesn’t Kill Game
The Last of Us Part 2 Video: Compilation of Badass Stealth Kills (Beware Spoilers)
The Last of Us Part 2 is Unbelievably Intense in Combat Gameplay Video (Beware Spoilers)
Disintegration Video Review – Creative Ideas Left in Boring Places
Latest Reviews
Iron Man VR Review – Strap In and Save the Day
Burnout Paradise Remastered (Switch) Review – Welcome Back to Paradise City
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout Anniversary Edition Review – Clean Coat of Paint on a Classic
Sentinels of Freedom Review – Throwback Superhero Strategy
Sennheiser GSP 300 Gaming Headset Review – A Gift For Your Ears