Category Archives: Reviews

Lethal League Blaze is a fun, and innovative fighting game that tests your skill, timing, reactions and funkiness to create an experience like no other in the genre.

In a time where crossovers in games have become less and less interesting and uninspired, Poker Night at the Inventory is a great example of what can be done when given the opportunity to use characters from different franchises in a videogame.

Persona 5 Royal is one of the most fun JRPG games that I’ve played. It’s completely different to anything I’ve played in the past, and I find myself wanting to play more despite its gameplay loop being mostly the same.

High On Life is a shameful attempt at being humour with great looking environments and just about good enough gameplay to want to finish the game.

Ara Fell is a wonderful tribute to the golden age of JRPGs that also crafts its own identity, and becoming one of my favourite videogame experiences.

Finally arriving on PC, Marvel’s Spider-Man is a treat not only for Marvel fans, but superhero fans alike.

Portal 2 is a fully-fleshed out sequel that improves and expands on everything established in the original game, putting itself up there as one of the best videogames of all time.

MultiVersus is a fun, imaginative fighting game that brings some of the most beloved characters under one banner.

The Pre-Sequel tries its hardest to be a good time, but falls flat even at its best when trying to recreate what made the first two games so great.

Trek to Yomi is a fun 2.5D narrative driven game set in the Edo period that is enjoyable but has a frustrating combat system.