RBI Baseball 20 Review – Please, Don’t Take Me Out To the Ballgame
We may not have a baseball season at the moment, but RBI Baseball 20 is looking to fill the void. Does it succeed, or strike out looking? Read on to find out!
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One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 Review – Fans Will Need This
One Piece: Pirate Warriors 4 is a musou game that offers 43 unique characters to fight and honors the original manga series well. If you like One Piece, and/ or like Dynasty Warriors, then you need this game in your life.
Control – The Foundation (DLC) Review – A Great Chapter Raises The Bar
Control: The Foundation DLC is a new chapter that elevates the original game in every way. It’s a rollicking continuation proving that if Remedy can keep this momentum going, the next installment should be the true masterpiece.
Bleeding Edge Review – Ninja Theory at Their Worst
We take on Bleeding Edge, Ninja Theory’s latest 4v4 objective-based game. Let’s just say this is not their best piece of work. Review inside.
Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition Review – Sweet & Salty Gravity-Defying Metroidvania
Regardless of platform, Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition is the most complete and definitive way to play this under-appreciated indie darling.
Resident Evil 3 Review – New Dog, New Tricks
Capcom continues to push the envelope of what it means to be a remaster with Resident Evil 3. Come along as we dive into what makes the latest entry into the fan-favorite franchise worthy of being on your shelf.
Good Goliath Review – Throw Down as a Not So Gentle Giant
Good Goliath is a wave-based tower defense game where you play as one of the last surviving giants defending himself against evil hordes of humans, witches, demons, and even sharks. It’s a VR experience that’s perfect for families, parties, or anyone looking for a genuinely good time.
Exit The Gungeon Review – Consistently Chaotic Bullet Hell
One of the greatest indie hits has officially received a sequel with Exit The Gungeon surpassing Enter The Gungeon in many ways but falling short in others.
Moons of Madness (PS4) Review – A Dread-filled Tedious Space Walk
Moons of Madness is a first-person horror game with strong Lovecraftian influence. While it’s visually stunning and invokes a hefty amount of dread, its shallow gameplay and mundane fetch quests make it feel more like a slow paced walking simulator than a terrifying adventure.
Bubble Bobble 4 Friends Review – Poppin’ Bubbles
Taito has brought back the classic Bubble Bobble franchise with Bubble Bobble 4 Friends exclusive to the Nintendo Switch, for better or worse, with better graphics and some new content.