Daemon X Machina Review (PC)
Panzer Crown-Hounds In a time where political issues are being consistently debated, one thing we can all agree on is that piloting giant robots is awesome. Unfortunately, there haven’t been a lot of opportunities to do that in modern video games. With some notable exceptions, like MechWarrior 5, Mech…
Astroneer Review (PC)
“That Astronaut Came From The MOON!” The term “casual gaming” often comes with negative connotations. Mostly it’s used as a pejorative to belittle a particular game for having a low skill ceiling, or one that doesn’t offer as much in-depth content as another game might. While both of these…
Soulblight Review (Switch)
Evil Trees and Horrific Monsters Soulblight is not exactly a unique experience. The indie game scene has been rife with Roguelikes that look to replicate the success of games like Binding of Isaac and Darkest Dungeon. These games seek to make a campaign feel more like long runs,…
Shenmue I & II Review (PS4)
HEnmue, SHEnmue, WEnmue… I have played neither of the Shenmue games. The series has always been a personal fascination for me given the reverence I’ve seen for these games, and the immersive worlds they present to the player are very interesting. Full of anticipation and curiosity, I booted…
Bus Simulator 18 Review (PC)
All’s Fare in Love and Transport… Simulating the mundane has been a long-standing tradition in video games. From the agricultural thrills of games like Farming Simulator to living the life of a Trucker (sans Lot Lizards) in Euro Truck Simulator to the esoteric umbrella of systems that…
Impressions on E3: Day 1 With EA Play
What a Season, What a Season Happy E3! It’s time for game announcements, surprises, and moments of cringe; and who better to deliver all three than Electronic Arts? EA Play kicked off the E3 press conference slate for this weekend and boy, do we have some stuff…
Anthony Spivey’s Top 10 Games of 2015
2015 was probably the year I played the least amount of games released in the same year. Not because I didn’t want to, but I had both my PS4…
Darksiders: Genesis Review (PS4)
A Hellbound hack-and-slasher that’s fun while it lasts. While Darksiders: Genesis has been available on PC and Stadia since late last year, console-bound players have had to wait a…
Silver Spoon Vol. 4 Review
Whoever knew bacon could hold so much significance? Hiromu Arakawa’s Silver Spoon continues to impress in Volume 4, and while this iteration isn’t as stunning as Hachiken’s sibling and…
