Catherine Classic Review
Let’s ignore the fact that Atlus will be releasing Catherine: Full Body later this year, and instead, revel in the glory of Catherine Classic finally making its way…
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Ashen Review
Posted onFrom the start, it’s pretty clear where Ashen’s primary source of inspiration comes from. If you’ve played any of From Software‘s Soulsborne games, the control scheme should immediately…
GRIS Review
Posted onIn Spanish, “gris” translates to “grey.” That little tidbit should be enough to clue you in to the game’s core and what it’s all about. GRIS tells the…
Katamari Damacy REROLL Review
Posted onThe Katamari experience isn’t one that’s easily explained. One minute you’re collecting small fruits like apples and oranges, and the next you’re rolling over cows and people, basking…
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Review
Posted onThe Assassin’s Creed franchise had been meandering for quite some time before Origins rolled around last year, and Ubisoft decided to experiment with some RPG elements. Player levels…
Dark Souls Remastered Review
Posted onHere’s a fun little tidbit about Dark Souls. As you approach the walkway to the keep where Andre the blacksmith is located, you can bait an enemy Hollow…
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition Review
Posted onHyrule Warriors is a delight for the ears. Every stage presents its own unique sets of challenges in the forms of tough bosses and new objectives to complete,…
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux Review
Posted onAtlus’ MegaTen games have a tendency to make you feel awful for being part of the human race, and no other game in the series does it quite…
Dragon’s Crown Pro Review
Posted onFive years on, and Dragon’s Crown still hasn’t lost any of its charm. Presented as a side-scrolling brawler with RPG elements, the game looks and sounds like a…
Frostpunk Review
Posted onCity-builder games have a funny way of capturing a player’s attention. The core gameplay loop is simple yet effective: provide housing for your people, give them jobs, keep…