Astrologaster Review (PC)
All’s fair in star-cross’d love and medicine. I’ve already documented my difficulties with keeping up with my backlog, and although I’m nowhere near as bad as I used to be when it comes to adding to the pile, I still let good games sit for far too long. So…
Zombie Army Trilogy Review (Switch)
The Only Good Nazi Is An Undead Nazi Five years after leaving its mark on the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, Zombie Army Trilogy has finally shambled onto the Switch. And given the platform’s glaring lack of quality co-op shooters since it launched more than three years ago,…
Animal Crossing: New Horizons Review (Switch)
Broaden your horizons. I still remember the moment I knew — it wasn’t when I realized I could embroider an 8-bit Mario on a custom-made shirt, that one of my three new cat neighbors bore a supple orange-shaped head decorated with pores, or how I routinely baited my virtual…
Saints Row: The Third Remastered Review (PS4)
Getting back in the Saints Flow of things Although the fourth installment of the Saints Row franchise has my heart, the general consensus amongst fans is that Saints Row: The Third is objectively the best of the bunch. And while I honestly prefer the delightfully deranged gameplay that is…
Ministry of Broadcast Review (Switch)
Enjoyment is mandatory; survival is not. I vaguely remember reading George Orwell’s literary classic 1984 in high school; to be fair, most of high school was a blur anyway, but nothing sucks the joy out of reading more than being assigned a book. Besides, how much of society can…
Streets of Rage 4 Review (PC)
Well Worth The Wait It’s hard to believe it’s been 26 years since the last proper Streets of Rage game released. Originally intended to compete with Capcom’s hugely-successful Final Fight when it debuted on the Genesis in the summer of 1991, the game was nothing short of…
6 Of The Most Scathing Gaming-related Insults
They’re Really The Worst Language, an entirely human construct, is the most powerful weapon in humankind’s arsenal. Words can inspire, generate feelings of belonging, love, laughter, and can…
Undertale Review (PC)
A limitless surge of determination This review would have come along sooner, but I’m afraid I fell down a hole. It was deep, and it was dark, and at…
The Promised Neverland Vol. 5 Review
The outside world awaits. The die’s been cast: Emma and the Grace Field Orphanage kids have launched their escape, with both Mom and predatory demons hot on their heels.…
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