I actually had high hopes for Watchdogs: Legion’s online multiplayer update because unlike every massive open world adventure game that may or may not include Grand Theft Auto in its title, the Watchdogs formula is honestly something I tend to…
Neptunia Virtual Stars Review – I’ll Nepu Nepu You!
The Neptunia series has already come a long way from being the low-key JRPG with tons of gaming-related references to its parody-filled narratives. And over the past decade, we’ve seen Neptune and the gang get sucked into a multitude of…
Fallen Legion Revenants Review
If there’s anything that caught my attention when I first heard about Fallen Legion Revenants is its mix of tile-based strategy along with the 2D art style akin to the likes of Vanillaware’s Grand Knights History or its spiritual successor…
Ys IX: Monstrum Nox Review
Ever since its inception in 1987, Ys Series protagonist Adol Christin has always been haunted by many disasters and the ninth instalment is no different. And while he’s not going to be stranded in an island nor getting amnesia this…
Chronos: Before the Ashes Review
Having my cheeks clapped by Gorefist for a few good hours was probably the worst feeling I had for playing a video game ever. It’s the kind of feeling that nobody would ever want to wake up to, but sadly,…
Just Dance 2021 (PS4) Review
By now, Just Dance is a staple in the game industry, from the annual shuffle of yesteryear’s greatest hits to the downright wacky routines of Ubisoft’s creative minds. The endless slew of fun is still at the very core of…
Katamari Damacy Reroll Review
Just when you thought this year can’t get any weirder than the spread of a global pandemic, a massive star that is 2.5 million times brighter than the Sun just suddenly went up and vanished. The star in question is…
Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin Review
Nine out of every ten people in the world who eat rice are Asian. The other ten per cent are gamers who played Sakuna: Of Rice and Ruin. A game that as silly as it sounds, recreates the strenuous task…
Planet Coaster: Console Edition Review
Planet Coaster: Console Edition is what I would consider as one of the more interesting games to come out for home consoles. Not because it redefines the management simulation genre by any means but because it still upholds its major…
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV Review
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel IV marks the end of the saga for one of the most highly explored narratives in gaming. The rich history, its relatable characters, the massive world and even its full-scale conflicts all…
The Standout Games of 2024: Our Top Picks
As 2024 comes to a close, it’s time to reflect on the games that truly…
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