Persona 5 Tactica Review (PS5)
Persona 5 Tactica Review: A rebellion worth investing in You know, it’s almost funny at this point how meta Atlus’ flagship series is at this point. Between Megami Tensei, Shin Megami Tensei, Persona as a whole, and the subseries formed around the three “modern” Persona titles, we’re what, four…
KarmaZoo Review (PS5)
KarmaZoo Review: Stay Together Or Die Alone Playing online has become an increasingly strange proposition in recent years. While online gaming inarguably dominates a massive chunk of the gaming landscape, it often feels like nobody actually wants to play with others. Voice chat is all but dead, which means…
Hardware Review: Nacon Revolution 5 Pro
Nacon Revolution 5 Pro Review: A Masterclass In Finesse And Functionality Sony’s Dualsense is one hell of a controller. With its superb implementation of state-of-the-art haptics and adaptive triggers that enhance how players immerse themselves in their games in clever ways, it’s easily one of the PlayStation 5’s…
Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story Review (PC)
Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story Review: Unraveling the Magic of Runeterra Crafted by Tequila Works under the banner of Riot Forge, Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story unfolds as a narrative-driven adventure set in the icy expanses of Runeterra. Central to this engaging tale…
Alien Hominid Invasion Review (PC)
Alien Hominid Invasion Review: Extraterrestrial Chaos It’s absolutely wild to think that two entire decades have passed since Alien Hominid was originally released as a browser game, and even wilder to think that we’re getting a full-on sequel after two decades. But we live in crazy times, and here we…
Alina of the Arena Review (Switch)
Alina of the Arena Review: Gladiatorial Combat On the Go I’ve become a fan of DANGEN Entertainment for their drive to publish a diverse array of indie games. It also helps they usually work with pixelated and sprite art adventures, which I still maintain are gorgeous. This Turkey…
