Shin Megami Tensei V: Vengeance Review – Losing My Religion
The original Shin Megami Tensei V was great. When I reviewed it back in 2021, I loved the challenging combat, the excellent art design, the menagerie of mythological beings, and the…
Princess Peach Showtime Review – Drama Teacher
Princess Peach, the prototypical video game damsel in distress, has had limited success with her own solo adventures. On the rare occasion that she’s playable, she has typically been a…
Children Of The Sun Review – One Shot
It only takes a single bullet to burn down an empire. That’s the ethos behind Children of the Sun, an excellent supernatural puzzle-shooter from solo developer René Rother and publisher…
Harold Halibut Review – Lost In Its Own Deep Sea
Harold Halibut puts you in the shoes of a lowly maintenance worker aboard a spaceship submerged underwater. To the residents aboard the ship, Harold is a rather charming, lovable, even…
Tales of Kenzera: Zau Review – Bladedancing
Grief is a messy, convoluted emotion to navigate. There’s rarely a straightforward path to get through it; oftentimes it can feel like you’re walking in circles around what you’re looking…
Stellar Blade Review – Nier As It Can Get
What we let inspire us and what we pay homage to says a lot about the creations we make. Stellar Blade’s influences come from the last two generations of character…
Sand Land Review – Tanks A Lot
The main character in this open-world action-RPG adaptation of the late Akira Toriyama’s Sand Land is arguably its egg-shaped tank. Developer ILCA has crafted a game with a heavy emphasis…
Another Crab’s Treasure Review – Shellden Ring
To stand out as a Souls-like these days, a game needs to either reach similar heights as the genre’s namesake when it comes to gameplay, or have a compelling new…
Ereban: Shadow Legacy Review – Way Of Shadow
In what feels like a spiritual successor to 2016’s Aragami, Ereban: Shadow Legacy transforms you into a deadly shadow that can become one with the darkness–the ultimate stealth operative. The game doesn’t quite…
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Review – One In A Hundred
In the years since the explosion of game crowdfunding, a stigma has emerged surrounding these titles. Yes, there have been plenty of games that enjoyed great success after their crowdfunding…