Playing through Tsubasa Ozora’s journey to stardom is a lot of fun, but don’t expect a realistic simulation of the sport in any way.
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Review: Project Cars 3 is a strong “Shift” in direction
If you like more approachable racing games, you will be pleasantly surprised by Project Cars 3.
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot isn’t exactly all that I wished for
Kakarot isn’t an RPG under the guise of Dragon Ball Z, but it’s a Dragon Ball Z game in which RPG elements are crammed into without a lot of depth.
Rad mutates into a roguelike that doesn’t necessarily feel like an evolution
Double Fine’s latest game misses some of the X factors that make other roguelikes ageless, but it can be potentially fun for a while.
I wished I had a Senzu bean on me after Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’s E3 demo blew me away
It looks like Dragon Ball Z is finally getting an adventure game that will do it justice.
Just fly away, very far away from Jump Force
Jump Force’s potential is squandered by its boring, practically nonexistent mission design and terrible use of the fan-favorite franchises it includes.
If you’ve never played Tales of Vesperia before, you should definitely grab its Definitive Edition
While I wouldn’t say that this Definitive Edition is perfect, it’s still the best way to play Tales of Vesperia.
Ace Combat 7 gloriously takes the fight to the Unknown Skies
If Ace Combat 7: Unknown Skies is any indication, there’s still plenty of fuel left in the tank for the flight sim genre.
My Hero One’s Justice falls short of being Plus Ultra
My relationship with Boku no Hero Academia, or My Hero Academia as it’s known outside of Japan is a weird one. I generally tend to avoid shonen anime — you know, the kind aimed at adolescent boys, generally — since I really got my fill of it during my own teens and early 20s with […]
By dipping back into the well, Soulcalibur VI keeps the franchise alive in exciting ways
SoulCalbur VI is an excellent pickup, especially so for anyone like me, who’s fallen off from the series at a point.