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A Way Out Review
It was during the quieter moments of playing A Way Out when I realized how truly delightful the experience as a whole was. My co-op partner and I had just finished an intense chase scene and begun a portion of the game analogous to the…
Celeste Review
During one of the first loading screens that I encountered while playing Celeste, a message from the developer popped up that encouraged losing. The message stated that I should be proud of my death-count in the game, because every death…
Wolfenstein II The New Colossus Review
That’s Wolfenstein II in a nutshell. You kill Nazis, you crack jokes, your character ponders his existence and you're asked impossible questions.
Super Mario Odyssey Review
Super Mario Odyssey is not only a triumph in 3D platforming, it’s a celebration of gaming’s most cherished franchise.
Middle-Earth: Shadow of War Review
My army and I had sieged the enemy stronghold. With three of my strongest soldiers by my side, we kicked open the front doors of their fortress, identified their war commanders and began battle. I raced toward the overlord as my men battled…
Golf Story Review
My first impression upon hearing about Golf story was filled with more curiosity than optimism. The concept of a top-down,16-bit styled sports role-playing game is unique and when described provides more questions than answers. I’m glad to…
Destiny 2 Review
Hey, you ever started a thing you know you won’t finish? Yeah, that’s me with Destiny 2 right now. Destiny and it’s sequel are games made in the style of MMO’s, which is to say that even when the content runs out, that doesn’t mean there’s…
Forza Motorsport 7 Review
Although it’s not entirely without fault, Forza Motorsport 7 is undoubtedly the best entry in the series and certainly rivals the best offerings of the genre.
Matterfall Review
In sports, there is a tenuous relationship between the era of old heroes and the present occupation of the “new school.” Lebrons rise to wash the Ewings and Jordans out of the tapestry of basketball’s hallowed halls. Jon Joneses decimate…