Live service games can be notoriously difficult to review. These games can drastically change over time, making an initial review potentially inaccurate as time goes by. Despite this, there are some cornerstone aspects which must […]

Before Sekrio: Shadows Die Twice released to the public, almost two full years had passed since Dark Souls III’s last DLC expansion dropped, marking the end of Dark Souls for the foreseeable future. It’s a […]

One of the principal issues I have with licensed anime games is that a lot of them are either arena fighters or musou brands, such as the Warriors spin-off games. While I’ve completely sworn off […]

Even now, years after the PSX age, I never struggle to find people willing and able to debate which of that generation’s Final Fantasy releases was the “best.” While I’ve always taken up the fight […]

Episode Ardyn marks the abrupt end of FFXV’s DLC, with plans of future content for the game being cut short due to the departure of former director Hajime Tabata. That also means that this is […]

Dirt Rally 2.0 is, as you might expect, the second game in the Dirt Rally series, developed and published by Codemasters and the follow up to 2015’s Dirt Rally. Dirt Rally focuses on rally and […]

Who is this for? No, seriously, who is this for? Hey, hey, just a sec – who was this made for? ToeJam & Earl: Back In The Groove is one of those games. You know […]

I haven’t reviewed a new release with EA’s signature seal of greed since Star Wars: Battlefront II. This isn’t just because of my growing distaste for them as a publisher; it’s mostly due to my […]

I could have spent more time devising the perfect opening line, but I’ve been too engrossed in DMC5. All other aspects of my existence, whether it be uni or hanging with friends, have turned into […]

The Occupation is an unconventional game; one that combines traditional adventure game elements with a focus on stealth, a labyrinthian level structure, and a ticking clock. As a reporter, you’re tasked with following leads, collecting […]