Review | Trinity Trigger (PC)
Trinity Trigger wants to recreate the experience of a PlayStation era JRPG’s while incorporating the lessons learned from the last 30 years.
Review | Crime Boss: Rockay City (PC)
Crime Boss: Rockay City is a reminder of a bygone era when every game studio attempted to ride the coattails of Vice City.
Review | PlayStation VR2
The PSVR2 has learned from the mistakes of the previous headset, modernizing the controls and adding some really great functions.
Review | Resident Evil 4 (PC Remake)
Resident Evil 4 builds upon the already successful foundation of its predecessors to reimagine one of the most iconic games.
Review | Postal 4: No Regerts (PS4)
Postal 4: No Regerts tries to recreate the success of its predecessor, but ultimately falls short in many ways.
Review | Attack on Titan: The Final Chapter (Part 1)
Attack on Titan: The Final Chapter Part 1 marks the beginning of the end of one of the most captivating works in recent years.
Review | Like a Dragon: Ishin! (PS5)
Like a Dragon Ishin! has so much to offer but falls short in comparison to other entries in the series.
Review | The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure (PC)
The Legend of Heroes: Trails to Azure continues the story of its predecessor while also polishing the classic formula of the series.
Review | Persona 4 Golden (PC)
Persona 4 Golden is akin to observing an artist’s work that serves as a bridge between their early work and their magnum opus.
Review | Twin Cobra (PC)
Twin Cobra is a traditional vertical scrolling shooter that perfectly encapsulates the military themed arcade games of the era.
Review | Truxton (PC)
Truxton is a vertical scrolling shooter that puts players in command of a Super Fighter as they attempt to save their homeworld.
Review | Out Zone (PC)
Out Zone is a run-and-gun shooter that perfectly encapsulates that B-film culture of the era in an arcade experience.
Review | Zero Wing (PC)
The original Zero Wing was a groundbreaking game back in the day and this remaster perfectly encapsulates that experience.
Review | Persona 3 Portable (PC)
Persona 3 Portable presents a look into how the foundation was set for what would become one of the most influential JRPG’s.
Review | Junji Ito Maniac: Japanese Tales of the Macabre (Season 1)
Japanese Tales of the Macabre feels less like a respectful adaptation and more like a downgrade of the Junji Ito Collection.