Ruffy and the Riverside Review
Platformers on consoles feel like a novelty. We are very much still in the era of it being either Sonic or Mario or nothing. Slowly but surely, in recent times,…
Gradius Origins Review
Gradius is one of Konami’s flagship series and first launches in arcades way back in 1985. This series is a notoriously challenging shoot’em up, a.k.a. shmup. While most games are…
Beautiful Sakura: Fighting Club Review
Beautiful Sakura: Fighting Club tells the story of Kaito who decides to jump into professional fighting. He enters his first tournament where he’ll face off against people from his past…
Deadzone: Rogue Review
When there are dozens of indie titles hitting stores each week across various platforms, it’s sometimes difficult to choose what to pick up. If you’re into fast-paced roguelite shooter experiences,…
NHL 26 Review
And we’re back with EA Sports’ latest entry in the yearly NHL series with NHL 26. In order to keep interest alive in Canada’s favorite sport, EA Vancouver tries and…
Cronos: The New Dawn Review
It’s nice to see some competition in the survival horror space, which is usually dominated by titles such as Resident Evil and Silent Hill. Bloober Team actually got their hands…
Blocky Blast Review – A Modern Twist on a Classic Puzzle Formula
Introduction – A Familiar Genre Revisited Puzzle games built around stacking and clearing blocks have been entertaining players for decades. From the timeless Tetris in the 1980s to modern mobile…
NBA 2K26 Xbox Review – Raising the Game Once Again
Every year, NBA 2K arrives with lofty expectations. It’s not just another basketball game; it’s the flagship digital representation of the sport. The series has always walked a fine line…