Spider-Man is in deep waters as he gets into Turf Wars, the second part of ‘The City That Never Sleeps’
Turf Wars sets some potentially cool hooks up for the final chapter in this three-part set of DLCs.
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Shadow of the Erdtree is a smaller, better Elden Ring
Callum and Eduardo chat about Elden Ring’s DLC and the highs and lows therein.
Monster Hunter Generations Review – Once more, with feeling
There’s something to playing Monster Hunter that no other game provides. I’ve been hunting since Monster Hunter Tri on the Wii, and I still haven’t been able to pin just what exactly makes the series so special. Maybe it’s the amount of things you get to do at any given time, with ample opportunities to get…
Review: Be sure to grab a friend and tear shit up in Absolum
A beautiful, flash, and most importantly, excellent gameplay-wise: Absolum is an absolute banger of a co-op beat ‘em up infused with smart roguelite elements.
Nordic noir meets haunting melancholia in Draugen
Draugen is a smart, well-written game that doesn’t outstay its welcome.
Let’s talk about Dark Souls 3
Over the past several weeks, Eduardo and I have been talking a lot about Dark Souls 3. As the finale to the Dark Souls series and potentially the last of the Souls games entirely (though probably not), we had a lot of thoughts. As such, we decided to once more get together have another one…
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Review
Accessibility has become something of a dirty word these days. Instead of being welcomed, it’s met with scorn as fears of “dumbing down” spread. For fighting games especially, a genre built upon layers and layers of depth and complexity, where even the slightest change could upset the balance of the game, it’s a justified concern….
Callum’s Best of 2015
I always know it’s been a good year for videogames when I have trouble building these lists. During the two weeks or so I spent writing this, I couldn’t settle on what games I wanted to include. At one moment I might include one game over another, only to put it back on later because…
Review: Aero the Acrobat’s return to gaming is a dud
If you are looking to reminisce about the 16-bit generation but without any of the obvious big names of the time, Aero the Acrobat just barely fits the bill.
Review: South of the Circle tells its story beautifully, but whether it will interest you is another question
For fans of narrative adventures like Virginia, South of the Circle is an unquestionable recommendation.