The Onimusha series is one of Capcom’s many popular-yet-forgotten IP. Despite being considered a commercial success and spanning across numerous sequels and spinoffs, the franchise
Everyone’s favourite unfiltered, otaku, badass assassin, finally makes his glorious return to the grand stage of gaming in Travis Strikes Again: No More Heroes, exclusively
The Tales series of RPG’s have always held a deep place in my heart for their great stories and fleshed out characters, but one that
NEW Super Mario Bros. U Deluxe is not only one of the longest wordiest titles I’ve ever seen, but also an enhanced port of a
One of the first games I ever reviewed as a freelancer was Stories: The Path of Destinies, Spearhead Games’ first action RPG. While the game
There are a lot of Dark Souls clones out there. Some are good, some are bad, some try to be different, and some shamelessly copy
The original RollerCoaster Tycoon holds a special place in my heart because it was actually one of the first PC games I ever owned. It
Atari Flashback Classics, for sheer numbers, puts many game collections to shame. Getting one-hundred-and-fifty titles in one place makes for a staggering offering across Atari’s
The opening track to Jim Guthrie’s soundtrack for Capybara’s Below is titled “Moth to a Flame;” an apt introduction to the game’s central premise. After
Battletech is a franchise that seems to haunt me. I played Mechwarrior way back in the day, but honestly never really understood the minutia and
Katamari Damacy Reroll, an HD remake of 2004’s Katamari Damacy,is a charming game of rolling up Earth’s clutter to replace the stars in the sky.
Despite the release of several AAA games during the holiday season, Gris managed to capture my attention and admiration, solely through its impeccably striking visual
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