Review: Join the ranks of the French revolutionary army in Banner of the Maid on the Switch
To arms and to victory, Bonaparte siblings!
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Drifting Lands is a solid shooter that unfortunately dissolves into a numbers game
Shoot-‘em-ups are often known for being ridiculous, both in difficulty and the sheer chaos that erupts on-screen. That’s largely been the draw of such games, such that an entire sub-genre by the name “bullet-hell” exists. Problem is most of those shooters are too difficult for many folks (myself included, despite how much I enjoy some…
Review: With Forestrike it’s worth measuring a few more than a couple of times before punching
Love it or hate it, Forestrike is a martial arts roguelite with a level of challenge that will kick your teeth in.
Final Fantasy Tactics Advance is as fresh of a game as it was 20 years ago
One of gaming’s most successful ‘isekai’ stories, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance puts you in the role of a kid transported to Ivalice and pulls no punches along the way.
Review: Gear up, you’re once again summoned for battle in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak
A hunter’s work is never done and there’s certainly plenty to be done in Monster Hunter Rise: Sunbreak.
Let’s talk about Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain
It’s not often any of us at Entertainium are playing the same games around the same time as each other. We’re usually off playing completely different games that we rarely get the chance to collaborate. Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain is one of those rare exceptions… mostly. I was originally assigned to review…
Review: Ghostwire: Tokyo has a formula, but it’s a formula that works
While the open world format relies too much on repetitious side activities, Ghostwire: Tokyo’s beautiful world is successful in maintaining engagement.
Review: Hellboy: Web of Wyrd perfectly captures the feel of the comics in videogame form
A mix of roguelite and brawler elements along with a lovingly accurate portrayal of Mignola’s art style make Hellboy: Web of Wyrd a fun diversion for fans of the comics and newcomers alike.
Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age mixes accessibility with familiarity in the one of the series’ most engaging entries
It was a time of peace in Ivalice. A long-awaited wedding would bring out the people of Rabanastre in harmony and in celebration, but their joyous merrymaking would be short lived. Suddenly, an attack from the nearby kingdom of Dalmasca would shatter the tranquil atmosphere, turning excitement and happiness into panic and terror. So begins…
Review: Rise of the Ronin is Team Ninja’s take on an open-world soulslike
Team Ninja’s latest is an ambitious open-world samurai drama set in one of Japan’s most turbulent periods.