Game Reviews

The Last of Us Part I — Too Good, Too Soon, and Too Expensive

The Last of Us made massive waves in 2013 and stayed relevant thanks to the Remastered release and the following sequel. This begs the question – is The Last of Us: Part I even necessary? ENCORE In reality, the story, dia...

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REVIEW: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles – Shredder’s Revenge — A Homage to our Childhood

Tribute Games is giving us a dose of 90s nostalgia with their release of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Shredders Revenge. It’s a spiritual successor of the hit arcade beat ‘em classic of the same name. ...

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REVIEW: Elden Ring — Spiritual Successor?

Personally, I’ve been a fan of Demon’s Souls since 2009, but it wasn’t until the release of Dark Souls, its spiritual successor, in 2011 did From Software finally break mainstream. It created an entire genre a...

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REVIEW: Horizon Forbidden West — Zero(dawn) to a Hundred, Real Quick

Horizon Zero Dawn was a resounding success so it comes as no surprise that a follow-up to their 2017 hit was inevitable. Coming in, I already expected the game to look phenomenal with the only real fear being that it could be m...

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REVIEW: Rainbow Six Extraction — Not-so-tactical Quarantine Action

The Rainbow Six franchise has been well-known for over a decade for its keen focus on tactical FPS gameplay. And though Siege was technically a departure from the original formula, it managed to retain the same old SWAT sim fee...

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REVIEW: Death Stranding: Director’s Cut — The Same But Moderately Improved Trek

This review will only cover the Director’s Cut changes. For the full review of Death Stranding, click here. I was a big fan of Death Stranding and though the game was initially met with mixed reviews, it slowly gained a m...

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