Harvestella Review (Switch)
Harvestella Review: ’tis the season A land at the mercy of the Seaslights — vibrant crystals that control the seasons. A people hesitant to venture too far past their city walls for fear of monsters and omens. A girl from the sky, convinced she hails from a faraway future.…
Bayonetta 3 Review (Switch)
Bayonetta 3 Review: Worth The Wait The queen is back. Players have waited nine long years for a sequel to perhaps the best pure action game of the last decade, but Bayonetta has returned with a few new tricks up her sleeve. Bayonetta 3 is perhaps less focused than…
The Last Oricru Review (Xbox Series X)
The Last Oricru Review: A Pale Imitation I’ll always have a special place in my heart for games that fall into the “Euro Jank” category. Studios like Spiders and Piranha Bytes, whilst lacking in polish, have always made up for the jank by putting out RPGs with complex…
The Chant Review (PS5)
The Chant Review: Fails to Enchant The Chant has a lot going for it. It channels elements of the 00s cult TV show Lost, with a helpful dollop of Alan Wake slopped in there for good measure. It also looked like one of those games that would be a…
41 Hours Review (PC)
41 Hours Review: Shooting Blanks The FPS genre has been in a bit of a weird flux lately. I’ve been seeing plenty of AAA shooters out there, and the occasional boomer shooter from time to time, but I haven’t seen many single A or indie shooters on the…
Shatter Remastered Deluxe Review (Switch)
Shatter Remastered Deluxe Review: What Year Is It? It’s weird how as we get older, gaps in time start to feel shorter and shorter. I remember Shatter as a game that gave new life to an old formula, revitalizing the block breaker genre in a way that hadn’t been…
