Upon release, Halo 5 was met with positive reception from top-tier review outlets but when it came to the general fanbase the reaction was much more divided. Now a full six years later, 343 Industries is attempting to rekindle the love of the franchise with Halo Infinite while also introducing a big new gameplay element.…
With initial development beginning in 1991, Clockwork Aquario has just won the Guinness World Record for the longest development cycle thanks to a 2021 release. A title intended to be an arcade game that long ago displays both a certain charm as well as some dated mechanics due to its age. Fans of solid sprite…
To say there were some issues with Marvels Avengers when it launched in 2020 would be a bit of an understatement. So it’s understandable that when the same publisher announced the pending launch of Guardians of the Galaxy only a year later, some were concerned. This is Marvel and Square Enix however it is not…
Originally on Kickstarter as Steamboat Billy back in 2018, Rainbow Billy: The Curse of the Leviathan is a transformation from the traditional idea of an RPG in many ways. On top of that, it appears to be an adjustment from their Kickstarter plans as well. Dropping you immediately into a tutorial, the game begins with…
It is not difficult to see why the reaction from the audience towards The Medium is completely divided. On one hand it is an amazingly crafted narrative experience heightened by very strong presentation, on the other hand it fall so incredibly hard on its face in the ‘being an actual video game’ department. The story…
Must play, Game of the Year, Masterpiece; these are all terms that get thrown around rather carelessly but in this case, they are definitely not over exaggerations. Ratchet and Clank Rift Apart is an amazing PS5 exclusive that should be considered by all gamers. It’s appropriate for children while offering up game play that will…
It’s here, Xuan-Yuan Sword VII at long last, and thankfully you don’t need to have played the first six to know what’s going on. At its most basic, this is a fairly generic action RPG with linear storytelling and something adjacent to skill based combat. While Sword has plenty of mediocrity about it, it still…
The original release of Gleylancer from 1992 only ever saw the light of day in Japan on the Sega Genesis. Then in 2008 a small portion of the state side gaming community had a chance to take it for a spin thanks to the Wii Virtual Console version. Fast forward to today and the 16-bit…
Charming aesthetic and vibrantly cute monsters meet turn based roguelike with fairly punishing losses in Crown Trick. As with any game of its ilk, this is not for the easily frustrated, but there are many elements that combine to create an enjoyable experience. It’s quite easy to see and hear the surface value of Crown…
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