Review: Irem Collection Volume 2 is a step above the first one, but it trails behind its follow-up
The pickings are slim in this entry as well, but are still worthwhile to own and play in Irem Collection Volume 2.
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Review: They have no mouths, but they must sing in Maid of Sker
Maid of Sker doesn’t break the mold of traditional survival horror, but it executes its formula with proficient aplomb.
Review: Document the end of an era in the beautiful SEASON: A letter to the future
SEASON is a wonderful story about memory, history, and what we leave behind.
Randal’s Monday Review
I like Bill Murray. I said it. He’s a funny guy. He’s great in Ghostbusters, excellent in Lost in Translation, and pretty amazing in Rushmore. But one film of his I will always come back to is Groundhog Day. Murray’s portrayal of irritable, arrogant weatherman Phil Connors trapped in a time loop on February 2nd,…
E3 2015 – A bullet of your time, please; Sniper: Ghost Warrior 3 would like a word
Going in to see a Sniper game probably doesn’t sound too appealing to most players unfamiliar the series. Admitedly, I was also kind of skeptical about this appointment myself. But after sitting through a particularly harowing and well put together demo that was played to tactical perfection by one of, the members of IC Games’,…
Bokida: Heartfelt Reunion Review – Adjusting the contrast
Bokida’s vast, beautiful world is an absolute joy to explore.
The Demon’s Souls remake makes me wish they would include the original
For as exciting as remakes can be, they’re better when the originals can stand alongside them rather than act as a replacement.
Daylight Review
Regardless of the fact that it shares its namesake with a weak mid-90s revival of a certain action star, Daylight surprisingly does a lot of the same that that movie did wrong. It’s part of a horror game revival movement that includes many similarly looking titles already, trying to stand out by offering an apparently…
Andy’s Top Games of 2021
Once again, videogames have served as a welcome retreat from reality in another grim year. The pandemic has maintained its grip not only over our lives, but also over the industry – which has continued to wrestle, quite justifiably, with delays. Games have been pushed back, but supply problems have meant that it has remained…