Snap, crackle, and flop.

Evil is back.

Housemarque’s best work yet.

Nier and dear.

The release of SaGa Frontier Remastered is a pleasant surprise. Upon its original release in March 1998, many players in the US didn’t know what to make of it. Its Free Scenario System combined pseudo-open world gameplay with JRPG standards to make a title that was ahead of its time in many ways. In retrospect, […]

An odd game with some odd problems.

The social deduction game genre has seen an explosion in popularity over the last year due to the success of Among Us. It’s a formula that doesn’t seem like it would work outside of multiplayer. After all, it’s the unpredictability of other people that creates the tension which makes these games so appealing. However, Gnosia […]

A busy man’s loot-shooter.

It’s about as interactive as an epic poem, but still quite engaging.

A copy of a copy.

Me and you.

He ripped. He tore. And now it is done.

Rises in some places, falls in others.

A killer space mystery.

Ghosts ‘n Goblins is back and somehow more difficult than ever.

A monster mash for the ages.

Favorite worst nightmare.

Double the death, double the pleasure.

New weird has never been better.

Distasteful.