A cyberpunk world framed in cornea burning neon coupled with a cast of thoroughly unlikeable characters translates into a game that’s often frenetic, furious, frenzied and easily forgotten.
Author: Felicity Chevalier
Review: Humankind lets you experience cultural evolution and revolution as you race to the stars
How far will we push the boundaries of this review?
Review: Combining the classic with the contemporary, Astro’s Playroom is an enjoyable introduction to the PlayStation 5
Do robots dream of electronic gaming consoles?
PlayStation 5: Initial Impressions
Sony’s biggest draw this season lies not in a box but in the potential for future titles that will fully embrace the journey that’s only just begun.
Review: Are you an awesome enough chef to keep serving up steaming hot bowls of Radical Rabbit Stew?
Tell me about the rabbits, George?
Review: What Happened here?
What happens when psychological horror and tedious, often plodding narrative gets thrown in a blender?
Review: Carrion and the Persistance of Fear
The devil lies in the deep… and in the details.
Review: Isle of Armor shows that not every Magikarp can become a Gyarados
The first part of the Pokemon Shield and Sword’s set of DLC takes you to paradise, but is it all that it’s cracked up to be?
Review: Randomize your way through Bloodstained, if you will…
Life is random. Why should our games be so predictable?
A chat with Eiko about the Ori and the Blind Forest randomizer
We sat down with EikotheBlue, a member of the Ori randomizer community, to chat about the appeal of randomizers, their contributions, and Ori in general.