My Reviews

It kind of sucks when you play the game of the year in April. It means that whatever comes out over the next 8 months just won't be able to hold up. And even then, that’s underselling how good this game is. When I first saw the trailer for Clair

My favorite pastime is playing “old” games that everyone already knows are good. My second favorite pastime is playing “old” games that everyone already knows are good when those games are mods for Skyrim that got the chance to be built up as a standalone product. That second part is

Yeah, let’s get it out of the way now: there’s no real way to talk about Marvel Rivals without also talking about Overwatch. I know people are down on the latter now, but let’s not pretend that Overwatch wasn’t genuinely beloved for a time, and arguably revolutionary for PvP shooter

Ah, 2008. Such an innocent, wholesome time for video games. Back when EA could publish more than a single good game every 5 years. Back when Call of Duty could still seriously call itself a worthwhile franchise in the gaming landscape. Back when Assassin’s Creed could only go up with

It’s weird reviewing a game that’s a decade old. It’s just far enough out from current gameplay standards that you can see the skeleton of gameplay systems that would become the bloated, morbidly obese systems that make the AAA games today take 80 years to finish. It’s kind of fun

I haven’t regularly played a modern military shooter in many years, and Battlefield 6 does nothing to make me want to play them again, and I really tried to like this game. I’m glad I didn’t buy into the hype this game had, instead opting to play the game while

I wanted to like this game. I said it was going to suck when its original release date was still in November 2024. The repeated delays only reinforced that idea in my head. In a way, after all of its recent failings—and there have been a lot of those—Ubisoft was