Immortals Of Aveum Review – Run And Gun
Awan Wiharya At first, Immortals of Aveum pleasantly surprised me, putting a lot more stock into its narrative themes of environmentalism than I expected its wartime story to cover. The focus for…
Fort Solis Review – Strife On Mars
Put a few humans in outer space for a story set in the future and the result always seems to be that nothing will go their way. That’s once again…
Armored Core 6: Fires Of Rubicon Review – Mechlike
Rubicon 3, the setting for Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon, is a far cry from the likes of Lordran and The Lands Between, immediately establishing a striking sci-fi aesthetic…
Starfield Review – To Infinity, But Not Beyond
It’s hard to ponder the infinite possibilities of space and not get romantic about it. Our imagination of the cosmos has taken many artistic forms, and the hard science behind…
Sea Of Stars Review – Playing With Power
At the risk of sounding cliche, Sea Of Stars made me feel like a kid again. And I really mean that; while playing this game, I warped back to an…
Lies Of P Review – No Strings Attached
There’s no shortage of Souls-likes vying for our attention, but only one can claim to put a dark and twisted spin on the everlasting story of Pinocchio. Developed by South…
Mortal Kombat 1 Review – New Era, Familiar Kombat
NetherRealm Studios had a tall order to fill with Mortal Kombat 1. As the game is positioned as the franchise’s second lore restart in 12 years, the team had to…
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Review – The Songbird Sings
The appeal of Night City was in its impressive scope and dazzling visuals, which painted a bleak neon-lit future dictated by technological exploitation and unfettered capitalism. Within that were tragic,…
NBA 2K24 Review – Breaking Ankles, Breaking Banks
Some sports game franchises often have their problems attributed to a lack of competition in their respective genres. Fans will proclaim that certain sports sim series would be better if…
Pokemon Scarlet And Violet – The Hidden Treasure Of Area Zero Review In Progress
Editor’s Note: Pokemon Scarlet and Violet’s expansion comes in two parts and can’t be purchased individually. Because of this, we’ve decided to share our impressions of Part One and will…