Before We Leave is an absolutely lovely little slice of simulation heaven that defies the standards set by many of the games that came before it.

Shinsekai: Into the Depths as new Metroidvania on Nintendo’s Switch certainly boasts some wonderful graphics and sounds but may fall short in a few other important aspects.

One Step From Eden clearly wants remind players of the long forgotten Mega Man Battle Network games, but it is absolutely more than some petty imitation. This is a thoughtful and strategic deck-building action game that is looking to make you scream in frustration and come back for more.

Only a year after the Resident Evil 2 remake blew everyone away with stellar graphics and superb frightening gameplay, Resident Evil 3 hopes to keep those dreams alive with more zombies, shotguns, and overly attached stalkers in the streets of Raccoon City.

It is nearly impossible to accurately express the absolute behemoth that Pokemon has become, much less what it was in the mid-2000s when the entire world seemed to be dominated by electric rats and plucky youngsters.

My first exposure to the works of Japanese horror icon Junji Ito came as a teenager when a friend loaned me his DVD of Uzumaki, a collection of his works about maddening spirals.

Nostalgia can work on many levels, like how Netflix’s The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance filled me with wonder and joy as I remembered gawking at the original movie as a tiny tot, how the series of comic books breathed new life into a rich world of magic a puppetry years afterward, or how The […]

Sometimes it feels like your past is catching up with you. It might be that an old friend comes back into your life or that a business you used to work for finally closes its doors.

Back in August, a weird game called Ancestors: The Humankind Odyssey came to the PC about all of our great great great great great grand apes and how they struggled and evolved in a hostile world.

Roughly 20 years ago while hanging out at a friend’s house, he excitedly brought my attention to a new poster on his wall. One half of the poster showed a bustling medieval city with a busy marketplace and thriving houses; the other half showed that same city being burned in a naval attack. My friends […]