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REVIEW: Loot Rascals
Did we grab some good loot, or was it all just junk?
TBT REVIEW: Soul Blazer
Soul Blazer, first in the Gaia Series and still holds up 25 years later
REVIEW: Toukiden 2
Time to slay some Oni and save the world!
Harvest Moon Turns Twenty, Wild Guns Reloaded, and Switch eShop: A Natsume Interview
Natsume Inc. discusses Harvest Moon turning twenty, the success of Wild Guns Reloaded, Harvest Moon: Skytree Village, and about the Switch eShop.
REVIEW: Bulletstorm Full Clip Edition
This thrill ride is nonstop action with tons blood and fun!
REVIEW: Dark Souls III: The Ringed City
This is the way the world ends, and one of the most important gaming series of the last decade.
IMPRESSIONS: Hive Jump
Time to suit up and take on alien bugs.
REVIEW: Final Fantasy XV: Episode Gladiolus
They bring back a classic Final Fantasy villain and let us experience what Gladiolus was doing when he left your party for a chapter.
OPINION: Five Years Later, Xenoblade Chronicles Turned Monolith Soft’s Luck Around
Five years went by fast.
PR: Nintendo Download for 4/6/17
Get ready to Vroom in the Night Sky
FEATURE: Five Years Later and Xenoblade is Still Awesome
Give this game a shot if you have not already.
REVIEW: Faeria
Time to take a stroll down the free-to-play avenue.
IMPRESSIONS: Brawlout
No items, frog only, Final Destination.
REVIEW: Hollow Knight
Can this satisfy your metroidvania itch? Check out this review to find out!
[OPINION] Persona 5’s Video Restrictions Puts a Ball and Chain on Content Creators
Free the streams, Atlus!
Early Access IMPRESSIONS: Badass Hero
90’s comic books meets roguelikes.
REVIEW: The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is out, and it brings a breath of fresh air.
REVIEW: Mass Effect: Andromeda
The original trilogy made a huge impact on gaming, but where will it go next?
IMPRESSIONS: Afterbirth+ on the Nintendo Switch
Going insane has never felt better