Samuel R. Auras


4 games reviewed
87.5 average score
Oct 14, 2026

Tales of Eternia Remastered is (almost) everything a fan of the franchise could ask for. One of the best games in the series now comes with all the content that was missing from the English versions on PS1 and PSP, a newly retranslated script, and new voice acting. The skits, which are so important to the franchise's identity, are finally here. All of this comes in a highly customizable package, with new difficulty settings and quality-of-life improvements.

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Oct 13, 2026

Ace Combat 8 is absolutely stunning. Even knowing the franchise's history and how talented the team at Project Aces is when it comes to making flight combat games, I don't think anyone expected something THIS good. Responsive controls, masterful mission design, flawless audiovisual presentation, and a multiplayer mode that feels like a complete game in its own right. Wings of Theve tells the legendary story of an ace pilot who single-handedly carries an entire nation on his shoulders, but the truth is, Bandai Namco is the one carrying the entire aerial combat genre on its shoulders. This tradition began back on the original PlayStation, and it's wonderful to see that it's still alive and thriving to this day.

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It’s hard not to be happy about Torneko's Mystery Dungeon finally becoming available to play on modern platforms. After all, the game is a major historical milestone for both the Dragon Quest franchise and the Mystery Dungeon series as a whole. However, when judged purely as a video game, the adventure clearly shows its age, and this “Classic HD” version could have done more to modernize the experience and attract new fans. It’s an excellent choice for a very specific audience. If you’re part of that audience, you can jump in without hesitation. Otherwise, you’re probably better off sticking with more recent entries in the franchise.

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Sep 2, 2026

Star Wars Zero Company joins the ranks of the best Star Wars games ever made, standing alongside Jedi: Fallen Order, KOTOR, Battlefront II (the original), and Episode I Racer. The story is fun and packed with clever references to the franchise, the characters are excellent, and the gameplay loop is fantastic, perfectly capturing that “just one more mission” feeling. The soundtrack is great, and the game’s audio is incredibly crisp. It’s great for anyone simply looking for a good tactical game, and exceptional for fans of that galaxy far, far away.

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