The Forest Quartet Review – A Spiritual Swan Song
The Forest Quartet aims to tackle a difficult subject in an innovative manner, but will it successfully communicate its intended message?
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Dragon Quest Treasures Review – A Horde of Fool’s Gold
Dig your way to fabulous wealth with Dragon Quest Treasures! Read on to learn more about this loot-centric spinoff.
Samurai Maiden Review – Failed Female Empowerment
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Brook Vivid Switch Controller Review – Perfect For Your Mother-in-Law
In a crowded Switch controller space, the Brook Vivid is another one of those. Neither amazing nor terrible, it’s a perfect mother-in-law pad.
Floodland Review – Imagine a Brighter Future
The more you play it, the more you realize that Floodland wants to be more than a game, It wants to be a vibe.
Need For Speed Unbound Review – Cardinal Sins
EA and Criterion are back with Need For Speed Unbound. Was the latest entry into their wildly popular racing franchise worth the wait?
The Callisto Protocol Review – Frightening But Familiar
After a sustained period of silence, the co-creator of the cult classic, Dead Space, is back with The Callisto Protocol. Will this tentative trek down a foreboding corridor be a scream or a nauseating slog?
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion Review – Fairest of Them All
Crisis Core -Final Fantasy VII- Reunion takes us back to Midgar for an unforgettable adventure with an unforgettable hero.
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered Review – Back to the Source
Romancing SaGa -Minstrel Song- Remastered is awesome in so many ways, but it’s annoying in a lot of ways too. There’s a steep learning curve at the beginning, and I can’t imagine it being enjoyed by anyone who’s not a JRPG veteran.
Warhammer 40,000 Darktide Review – Friendly Fire
Warhammer 40,000 Darktide is a fun and frenetic four person cooperative shooter that builds on Vermintide’s winning formula.