Game Review: Death Stranding: Director's Cut (XSX)
When Hideo Kojima announced that his first project after leaving Konami would be something called Death Stranding , the internet exploded ...Read More
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Game Review: Assassin's Creed Shadows - A Beautiful Yet Safe and Incomplete Journey to Feudal Japan That Disappoints Series Fans
Assassin's Creed Shadows - the latest installment in Ubisoft's iconic series - was meant to be the fulfillment of fans' dream...Read More
Game Review: Dark Souls II – Scholar of the First Sin – A Demanding Journey for the Determined
Dark Souls II has been a divisive title since its release in 2014—both among From Software veterans and newcomers to the franchise. For s...Read More
Game Review: Sniper Elite 5 A shot that misses the mark
Sniper Elite 5 is a game that clearly knows what it is – but seems unsure of what it wants to become. The latest installment from British...Read More
Game Review: Blasphemous – A Sinful Pilgrimage into a Grotesque Nightmare
At the crossroads of suffering, penance, and religious ecstasy, a game was born that can both enchant and overwhelm. “Blasphemous” is a ...Read More
Game Review: Dark Souls Remastered – Nostalgia at 60 FPS and 4K
Return to Lordran – An Old World in New Quality Returning to Lordran has never been smoother than in Dark Souls Remastered . This refresh...Read More
Review: Lies of P – A Dark Fairytale That Impresses Despite Familiar Strings
In a world where "soulslike" has become a genre in its own right, developers are increasingly turning to unconventional inspirat...Read More
Game Review: Yakuza 0
The Yakuza series, with its size and number of games, can overwhelm many of us. However, once we get past the initi...Read More
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