I've always had a soft spot for Scott Pilgrim, since there are few franchises that capture the chaotic energy of gaming culture. Bryan Lee O’Malley’s cult comic series has always...
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Some games test your reflexes, others test your patience, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun clearly belongs in the second category. The ability to sit back, observe, and wait for...
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Some games you finish, and others you… leave for a while? Fallout 4 has always been that second kind of game for me. Not because the story doesn’t end, because...
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When a franchise has been around for nearly three decades, which makes me old enough to have played them for three decades, reinvention becomes tricky. Pokémon has tried it before,...
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There are games that tell stories, and then there are games that beckon you into an entire world, whispering in your ear, twining folklore with character, and challenging you to...
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Some games you test. Some games you review. And some games quietly take over your living room for nights on end. And Gear.Club Unlimited 3 falls firmly into that last...
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Picture this: late Saturday afternoon, the living room is a battlefield of Lego bricks and books, and the new Mario Tennis: Fever icon is blinking on the Switch 2. My...
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There’s a specific kind of confidence required to step into the souls like arena. It’s a genre where players expect punishment, systems layered on top of systems, and a learning...
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There’s a very specific moment in The Prisoning: Fletcher’s Quest where it reaches inside your expectations and refuses to let them go. That moment isn’t the opening splash screen, nor...
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There are games that aim to entertain, and then there are games that challenge the very language of play. ANTHEM#9 is emphatically in the latter camp. From its first moments,...
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