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Review: ‘Warhammer 40K: Darktide’ is an incredible, incomplete game
If you’ve played the Vermintide titles, you already know what to expect here — you and three other players engage hordes and hordes of enemies in a largely melee-focused experience second only to the...
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Review: ‘World of Warcraft: Dragonflight’ lifts an aging MMO to new heights
While playing the newest expansion, Dragonflight, I experienced several World of Warcraft “firsts.” For the first time in 14 years, I declined a summon to a dungeon because I was having too much fun...
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Review: EA’s ‘Dead Space’ remake revitalizes a gracefully aging horror classic
A lot of people are understandably excited about the upcoming Resident Evil 4 remake, but I’ve been feeling a little left out. You see, unlike those people, I didn’t replay RE4 to death when I was...
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Review: ‘Metroid Prime Remastered’ cements a classic’s place in gaming history
A quick forward before I begin. I’ve been playing video games for a long time since I about was 6 years old. What I haven’t been doing for a long time is playing games well. I used to kinda… vibe with...
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Review: ‘Atomic Heart’ is a worthwhile, Soviet-themed immersive sim
It’s hard to believe it’s only been five years since Atomic Heart‘s first teaser trailer. I remember sitting in awe, thinking to myself that I hadn’t seen an aesthetic quite like this ever before....
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Review: ‘Warhammer 40K: Boltgun’ fundamentally misunderstands the genre
Retro shooters have come back in a big way in the last few years. Some might argue that they came back a little too hard — and I say this as someone who happily devours each one the second they hit...
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Review: ‘Diablo IV’ is a complex and beautiful Hell
It’s been 11 years since Diablo III launched (or, tried to launch) and I can still remember sitting in my childhood bedroom, bleary-eyed, at my computer which adorned an antique writing desk barely...
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Review: ‘We Love Katamari REROLL + Royal Reverie’ is bursting with joy and charm
Hello. It’s me: the most biased possible writer to be reviewing this game. Want an anecdote? I got bullied in the fourth grade of elementary school for reading the inner pamphlet of We Love Katamari...
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Review: ‘Pikmin 1 + 2’ lands elegantly on Switch
Ah, re-releases. Hot off the heels of another, equally nostalgic outing via the We Love Katamari remaster, Nintendo deigned to bless our Switches with the ability to play every single mainline Pikmin...
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Preview: ‘Battle Shapers’ is ‘Overwatch’ meets ‘Megaman’
This summer has been abuzz with game previews, not to mention new releases crowding the scene. Battle Shapers is one of the many hot new indies dropping in a year full of hot new indies — probably...
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Review: ‘Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon’ proves that mech aesthetics...
Aesthetics matter. Especially in video games, where the words “vibe,” “immersion,” and, of course, “atmosphere” get thrown around like rice at a wedding (don’t do that by the way, it’s bad for the...
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