Damon and Baby Review – Strong Ideas, Uneven Execution
Damon and Baby marks a shift for the studio, but will this new direction from the acclaimed creators prove another success?
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The Longest Development Hell Stories in Modern Gaming
Development cycles are more complex than ever. With that in mind, I explore some of the longest development hell stories in modern gaming.
Project Songbird Review – A Symphony of Horror
Will this Project Songbird strike fear into the hearts of players, or will its haunting premise fall short of its lofty ambitions?
Dark Scrolls Preview – Hectic Action and Roguelike Loops in a Retro Shell
Dark Scrolls takes inspiration from arcade classics, carrying the ethos of yesteryear while fusing it with modern elements.
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando Review – Lost in the Horde
Will Toxic Commando be the project that translates John Carpenter’s unmistakable voice into an interactive experience worthy of his legacy?
Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake Review – Fear Through the Lens
With Capcom and Konami successfully reimagining their iconic horror titles, can Koei Tecmo follow with Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly?
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf Review – A World Worth Saving
Planet of Lana II: Children of the Leaf expands the world, but will it capture the same sense of adventure as the original?
Tides of Tomorrow’s Brilliant Idea Makes Every Choice Matter Twice
Tides of Tomorrow takes a unique approach to storytelling, and after being hands-on for a few hours, it’s shaping up to be something special.
Resident Evil Requiem Video Review – A Masterpiece of Modern Horror
Resident Evil Requiem aims to merge the strengths of its history, blending both approaches to create the perfect monster.
Reigns: The Witcher Review – Short Tales, Shallow Impact
Reigns continues with its crossovers, delving into The Witcher universe, but can it capture the complex lore that enshrouds the series?
