Directive 8020 is the latest cinematic horror game in the Dark Pictures Anthology of games by Supermassive Games. It is unlike anything that has come before in Supermassive’s portfolio of horror, and the main reason for this is that it…
Diablo 4 Lord of Hatred Review – Blizzard Finally Found Its Groove
I have spent an unhealthy amount of time with Diablo over the years. From late-night loot runs back to Diablo 2 and 3 to grinding world bosses in Diablo 4, this series has always had a grip on me. So…
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando PS5 Review – Chaotic Co-op Zombie Shooter
It’s been a while since I last played a collaborative zombie horde shooter. I think the last one that comes to mind for me was World War Z, which was fantastic. We have had similar games in the last few…
Monster Hunter Stories 3 Review – Stunning Must-Play RPG
Off the bat of Monster Hunter Stories 3 being announced, following Monster Hunter Wilds coming out last year and being a huge success for this hunter, I was eagerly waiting to learn more, and after a short wait, it was…
Reanimal Review – A Familiar Nightmare Reborn
There are certain studios that build a reputation you simply trust. When Tarsier Studios revealed Reanimal, excitement came naturally. After all, the team previously delivered two of the most memorable modern horror platformers with Little Nightmares and Little Nightmares II…
Screamer Review: High-Speed Arcade Racing & Combat Action
I’m all for a good racing game; having played a good mix of arcade racers and realistic racers, I was ready to scratch that itch. When a classic racing name returns after decades of silence, it begs the question of…
My Hero Academia All Justice PS5 Review – Final War Recreated
After the epic conclusion of the hit anime and manga series, we get to experience the last season and final moments of My Hero Academia in game form, thanks to the newest release in the series, My Hero Academia All…
MIO Memories in Orbit Review – Quietly One of 2026’s Best Metroidvanias
Some games grab you immediately with noise and spectacle. MIO Memories in Orbit does the opposite. It pulls you in quietly… and before you realise it, you’re fully invested. Developed by Douze Dixièmes and published by Focus Entertainment, MIO Memories in Orbit…
Octopath Traveler 0 Review – A Game I Admire, Even When It Pushes Me Away
I’ve spent more time thinking about Octopath Traveler 0 than I actually expected to. Not because it left me stunned or disappointed, but because it kept sitting somewhere in the middle. It’s a game I enjoyed playing, a game I kept coming…
Avatar Frontiers of Pandora From the Ashes Review: Stunning
Avatar Frontiers of Pandora: From the Ashes by Ubisoft was released on December 19, 2025, just before Christmas. A game that quickly reminded me why I first fell in love with Pandora’s vivid world in 2023. While the original game…
What Keeps Players Engaged Beyond Their Favorite Games and Why?
Gaming hangover» is a familiar feeling to anyone who has ever lost hundreds of hours…
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