Jason Fanelli

Jason Fanelli is a freelance journalist hailing from suburban Philadelphia, where he lives with his wife and daughter. He's been writing about the video games since he graduated college in 2009, going full time freelance in 2012. Fighting games are his thing, but he'll play anything once. Check out his full portfolio of words at www.jasonfanelli.com/portfolio. Outside of games he's a diehard Philly sports fan (a nice one, don't worry), wrestling aficionado, and craft beer drinker.

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Gungrave VR Review – Limited Ammo

Gungrave VR doesn’t really offer any major reason to try it. It just exists, although even that is up for debate considering how little content is actually available

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Ranking The Most Disappointing Video Games in 2018

There is no doubt 2018 has been a great year in gaming but we also had our share of let-downs. In this feature, we break down the most disappointing games of 2018.

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GRIS Review – An Absolutely Stunning Moving Painting

I loved looking at GRIS. I loved playing GRIS. I loved watching GRIS in motion. Is this the next industry breaking game? No, it’s a standard puzzle platformer at its core. It is however an emotional and beautiful journey, an adventure where every event is up to the player’s own interpretation.

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Omen of Sorrow Review – A Graveyard Smash

Omen of Sorrow is an efficient and fun fighting game while in the heat of battle, but it trips getting to the arena thanks to a meager mode selection and clumsy storytelling. .

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The Council – Episode 4: Burning Bridges Review – 1700s Mind Blow

The Council – Episode Four: Burning Bridges is the best episode of the game so far. The key mechanics are sound, the story is downright baffling (in a good way), and the setup for the finale is spot on.

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Arena of Valor Review – A Brilliant MOBA for Switch

Arena of Valor sets a very high bar for MOBAs on consoles with its easy control scheme and competitive gameplay. This is as close to the authentic LoL/DOTA 2 experience as a home console has gotten so far, and I’m excited to see the game grow and prosper on the Switch.