“Don’t play with my emotions.” is probably the first, second and last words I’ve uttered throughout the story until the end credits rolled. It played with my emotions far better than my partner did last summer… considering if it was…
Torchlight II (PS4) Review
Dungeon crawlers have always taken the dark and gloomy road. The hideous and most gruesome of boss encounters, the weirdest and craziest of dungeons yet at the end of it was Torchlight. A series originally developed by Runic Games, a…
Black Desert PS4 Review
Black Desert is an experience. It’s both massive in its scale and outrageous in presentation. Pearl Abyss has carefully handcrafted and skillfully mastered that art. It’s a unique and enjoyable experience as an MMO without you ever thinking it’s an…
How Code Vein separates itself to Dark Souls
Dark Souls is easily one of the most well-known titles for its difficulty curve and challenging boss fights that is borderline frustrating and somewhat chemically rage-inducing. So it doesn’t come as a surprise that there are quite a few developers…
Monster Hunter World: Iceborne (PS4) Review
Coming up with a unique introduction to a game review is probably one of the hardest things to do other than actually sitting down and writing it in the first place but Monster Hunter World Iceborne needs no such introduction.…
Remnant: From the Ashes (PS4) Review
“The Dark Souls of third-person looter shooters.” There’s only so much a game can do to pull me in and a punishing experience isn’t one of them. However, Gunfire Games’ Remnant: From the Ashes promised unique and meaningful loot that…
Date A Live: Rio Reincarnation Review
Visual novels aren’t usually my cup of tea so when I tried to look back as to why I started out this adventure of a game, the only reason I could think of is because of its anime adaptation. An…
Crash Team Racing Nitro Fueled – Why Microtransactions Ruins a Game
To fully understand why microtransactions can ruin a game, we must first understand what it is and what it does. Microtransactions (sometimes abbreviated as MTX) is a business model where users can purchase virtual goods or in-game currency to purchase…
Wolfenstein: Youngblood Review
When Wolfenstein: Youngblood was first revealed, I genuinely felt joy. Because Wolfenstein is a game that I remember for its Nazi-slaughtering antics and chaotic run-and-gun action but now it’s bringing the co-op gameplay to its arsenal. The series takes a…
Samurai Shodown Review
In the modern era of fighting games, initiating special moves, stringing relentless combos and juggling balls and plates off the air are the things that define them. But what if you strip them all away? Well, you have Samurai Shodown…
Games Like Trackmania – Six Titles Built Around Beating the Clock
Trackmania asks one thing of players: get from the start of a track to the…
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