Casey Scheld Reviews
Before developer Suda51 created the worlds of Killer7 and No More Heroes, he explored the visual novel genre with the release of The Silver Case. After more than 15 years, this gritty crime drama is back with NIS America’s PlayStation 4... Read more
Game Reviews
Dragon Quest Heroes 2 is another Musou game in a sea of Musou games. Does it do enough to set itself apart from the competition, or should you just wait for another Dynasty Warriors game? Check out our review and find out what we thought
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Casey Scheld Reviews
After more than 20 years on the scene, the little puppy that could is back with the PlayStation 4 release of PaRappa the Rapper Remastered. Should you feel the funky flow, or is this more of a funky remix?
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Game Reviews
Outlast 2 builds on the terror and atmosphere that the original Outlast created. Does this title carry the series forward in a good way, or should it have stayed a one hit wonder? Check out our review and find out what we think
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Everything old is new again in DotEmu and Lizardcube’s Wonder Boy: The Dragon’s Trap. A remake of the 1989 Master System original, does its tale of dragons and curses hold up in this day and age?
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Game Reviews
After almost 10 years, Atlus’ Persona series returns in a big way with Persona 5. Did the Phantom Thieves steal our hearts, or were we left disappointed and dissatisfied? Check out our Persona 5 review to find out what we thought
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Casey Scheld Reviews
After the overwhelming success of Cave Story, Daisuke “Pixel” Amaya has turned his attention to the shoot-em-up genre in Playism’s Kero Blaster. Featuring a quirky hero and a quirkier environment, does this game deliver a... Read more
Blaine Smith Reviews
With some of gaming’s top talents joining forces to form Playtonic Games, it was no surprise that the Kickstarter for Banjo-Kazooie’s spiritual successor broke records but can the platforming nostalgia of yesteryear still deliver a... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Taking cues from Rez, Star Fox, and even Guitar Hero, Reverb and Mad Fellows Games’ Aaero combines a number of diverse gameplay elements to create something new. Part rail shooter and part rhythm game, do these wildly different genres... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Platforming without arms or legs might seem like an odd concept, but Sumo Digital’s Snake Pass forces players to think like a snake. Featuring physics-based climbing action, do Noodle’s limbless adventures make for a good time?
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Blaine Smith Reviews
BioWare’s fabled action RPG makes its return, as Mass Effect Andromeda makes for the fourth title in BioWare’s award-winning franchise. Controversy surrounded the game even before its official release, but does the emergence of a... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Playism and Bomb Service’s Momodora: Reverie Under the Moonlight takes a look at what an exploration-heavy Castlevania game would look like in this day and age. Should you brave its cursed town, or is it just a miserable little pile of... Read more