Reviews
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Tales of Kenzera: Zau | Review
Tales of Kenzera: Zau is one of the few games to find a balance of excellent gameplay and impactful storytelling. Being the first title out of Sergent Studios makes it all more impressive. For eight hours I jumped, fought, and persevered through the world of…
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TopSpin 2K25 | Review
It has been nearly 13 years since we have had an entry in the TopSpin series. Hangar 13 has brought it back with TopSpin 2K25, a simulation-focused Tennis game with almost no content. Retailing at $70 I am dumbfounded at how little there is to…
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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes | Review
‘Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes’ is a turn-based roleplaying game developed by Rabbit & Bear Studios and published by 505 Games. A spiritual successor to KONAMI’s ‘Suikoden’ series of games, Eiyuden Chronicle Hundred Heroes takes players through the eyes of Nowa and his efforts with his…
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ArcRunner | Review
The best part was when the protagonist said "it's arcrunnin' time", and then roguelike third person shot everyone.
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Trail Out | Review
FlatOut forever lives in our hearts, with games like Wreckfest and Trail Out carrying the torch for these peculiar "physical" racers.
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Harold Halibut | Review
This is Harold Halibut, an incredible game that truly should be classified as genuine art, and it took over a decade of hard work to realise.
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Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra Controller | Review
I was sent the Turtle Beach Stealth Ultra back in January, and I quickly fell in love with one main feature. This $200 Xbox wireless (or wired if you prefer) controller comes with AntiDrift joysticks. They offer up a near-zero risk of drift and no…
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Fallout Episode One – “The End” | Review
Welcome to the wasteland. You may have already caught my full season review of Fallout Season One. This is the first in a decently comprehensive episode-by-episode breakdown series, with a review score at the end because people love ‘em so much. Let’s get started then…
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Fallout Episode Two | Review
We begin Fallout Episode Two inside a womb, a dog’s womb! We’re in what I figured was The Enclave, as Michael Emerson’s scientist character is shown falling in love with Dogmeat. Not actual meat, but everyone’s favorite K9 companion from the games. In this lab,…
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Fallout Episode Three – “The Beginning” | Review
It’s Fallout Episode Three and we’re back with Cooper Howard on a movie set. It’s a cheesy old Western and they’re trying to get him to shoot the bad guy in the head for the finale. He’s reluctant as the White Hat good guy sheriff. …
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Fallout Episode Four | Review
No title card as we start in the wasteland, facing down a mostly burned-out ghost town. We get a nice clear shot of a radroach as Lucy and Ghoulgins are trudging through the burnt-out remnants of what used to be a small town road. They…
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