My Reviews

When I first started Expedition 33, I was enjoying it, but struggling to see just what it was that was garnering such elevated levels of hype. Now? Yeah, I get it. A masterpiece in storytelling, character writing, art design, music and combat, it's surreal that it's @sandfallgames first rodeo and with

For years, Trails was a series I admired from afar, intimidated by its scale and unsure where to start. That’s no longer a problem. Trails in the Sky First Chapter Remake is the perfect gateway: modernised, fully voiced, visually upgraded, and packed with quality-of-life improvements. Combat blends real time field action

Often cited as the grandfather of JRPG's, Dragon Quest is a franchise I've been embarrassingly slow to dive into. DQXI feels like the culmination of not only this series, but the genre and its history as a whole. Usually this is the part where I'd tell you how gripping the story

People of Note is a unique blend of rhythm & RPG that despite being a joy to play and mash to, doesn't ever quite hit it's full potential. I'm not a fan of musicals (films) but the use of them in cutscenes here actually works well, the cast are great

Prince of Persia… Shadow of the Colossus… NieR: Automata… Motorslice wears its inspirations proudly on its sleeve, and I absolutely love it for that. While the general combat isn’t anything groundbreaking, the platforming can be frustratingly finicky, and the story is good rather than exceptional, Regular Studio & @tophatstudiosen absolutely nail

An incredible soundtrack, beautiful art style, and relatively fun gameplay (for a while) unfortunately aren't enough to carry Square Enix's latest HD-2D foray, which ultimately lands pretty flat. Narratively, Elliott's adventure fails to grip me at any point; it's decidedly average even through two of the three available endings.