My Reviews

It’s important to note that I’m no fan of horror, but I’d heard so many good things about this game — both when it originally released and again with this full remake — that I had to give it a shot. It truly delivers a great experience, and although that

I didn't play the original, but this plays extremely well in 2026. Such a great open world first person shooter that offers so many nuggets of addictive gameplay. Collecting loot, clearing outposts, upgrading weapons and materials, and most importantly, a story that hooks and captivates you in the opening minutes.

Great point and click adventure, inventive gameplay mechanic with the ability to rewind time. Most important, it needs to have great writing, voice acting, themes, and the ability to make the player care. While it does all that, there are significant visual and audio glitches that sometimes occur, and not

Costume Quest is a lighthearted, charming, and funny RPG. Accessible may be the best word to describe it, especially given its relatively short runtime of around eight hours. When you think of RPGs, your mind usually goes to sprawling adventures with branching story arcs, skill trees, and extensive inventory management.

I never played the original Full Throttle, but I've come to enjoy my fair share of point-and-click adventure games. Compared to modern entries in the genre, Full Throttle Remastered feels simple, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. While adventure games have become much deeper over the years, this is

Maybe I don't love the roguelite genre, but I don't hate it. Dead Cells just didn't keep me hooked like other games in this space (ie Hades). The gameplay is fundamentally sound, the weapons list goes on forever and the playthrough options are limitless. The progression to get slightly stronger

It falls short on every level after playing through the Life is Strange (the first game). There's less gameplay here, a thinner story that lacks the mystery, conspiracy, and character developments that happen in the first game. Not having the rewind ability reduces gameplay and puzzle solving to a minor