The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom Review
Awan Wiharya The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is so much more than a sequel to Breath of the Wild. While this newest entry in the Zelda franchise is most…
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Diablo 4 Review – Mother Knows Best
With Diablo 4‘s release now here, it’s sometimes difficult to reconcile that Diablo III is over a decade old. Its release was polarizing for a number of reasons, but its…
Returnal Review (PC Update) – Live Die Repeat
PC version update: Returnal might have taken slightly longer than other PlayStation-exclusive titles to finally reach PC, but this engaging blend of fast-paced third-person action and roguelite progression could not…
Final Fantasy 16 Review – On Its Own Terms
Upon first impression, Final Fantasy XVI struck me with its darker and more violent tone than anything in the series’ past. It’s not just in the graphic depictions of bloody…
Street Fighter 6 Review – Battle Hardened
In one play session, I’m honing my skills with my main man Zangief. In another, I’m walking a fully customized avatar through a bustling city, its streets lined with AI-controlled…
Wild Hearts Review – Build Me Up
You only need to glance at Wild Hearts for a moment to see the similarities it shares with Capcom’s Monster Hunter series. Both games are about exploring large, open areas–either…
Hogwarts Legacy Review – Sleight Of Hand
Hogwarts Legacy is developed by Avalanche Software, a subsidiary of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. The game has been embroiled in controversy due to transphobic remarks from Harry Potter author JK…
Like A Dragon: Ishin Review – Rewriting History
Take the faces, voices, and over-the-top theatrics that have made the Yakuza franchise renowned, and transport all that back to 19th century Japan. The result is Like A Dragon: Ishin,…
God Of War Ragnarok Review – Blood, Sweat, And Tyrs
God of War Ragnarok is a lavish production with pristine visuals, jaw-dropping scale, crunchy combat that is as satisfying as it is brutal, and a world that begs to have…
Pentiment Review – Layers Of History
I loved reading history books growing up, especially those written more like a storied account of what happened as opposed to straight facts on the page. There’s an implied truth…