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Overview In a year that is stacked and diverse as 2025 has been, we've officially kicked off the final big stint that closes out the year with new games fighting for your time and attention, and amidst the imminent release of the nuclear release that was Hollow Knight
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Overview In recent years, the platforming genre has experienced a true renaissance. We’ve seen a wave of creative titles that, while rooted in familiar DNA, have burst onto the scene with bold and inventive ideas—pushing player expression and mechanical creativity to exciting new heights. From Nintendo’s masterpieces
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Introduction Death Stranding 2: On the Beach is the long-awaited sequel to Hideo Kojima’s divisive yet profoundly introspective 2019 title, Death Stranding—a game I recently covered on this channel and one I still consider a truly one-of-a-kind experience. This sequel is a fascinating follow-up. It expands on the
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Overview Doom: The Dark Ages is undeniably the boldest entry in the modern Doom series—swinging for the fences with a prequel story, a slower pace, and a heavy focus on melee combat. It deviates significantly from the established formula of Doom 2016 and Eternal, and as a result, it’
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Overview Split Fiction, the latest installment from Hazelight, a studio renowned for their incredible co-op single player experiences, from the Prison Break escapades of A way out through to the marriage counseling critical acclaimed gem that is It Takes Two, and now I think from a gameplay standpoint we have
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Overview In the wild world of video games we're constantly being bombarded with new games fighting for our time, engagement and valuable dollars, the latter being ever more front of mind with the recent cost of a video game discourse surrounding the worth of a video game. With
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Overview There’s something undeniably powerful about a story that manages to captivate you from the very beginning—one that introduces characters who resonate, a world that demands your attention, and a premise that feels impossible to ignore. These are the kinds of games that don’t just entertain—they
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Overview Mullet Madjack, man what an absolute treat of an experience to play. I loaded this one up during the tail-end of 2024, to unwind and kick back after a big year of playing the different lengthy Triple-A releases that have filled out the year, and left feeling like, shit,
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Overview It has been over 20 years since the Like A Dragon series made its debut with the original Yakuza game that released in Japan in the December of 2005. Since then we have seen seven subsequent main-line entries, and a bunch of spin-offs that highlight characters who have become
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Overview Avowed, this is the last kind of video that I wanted to make and when I saw reviews and the discourse around this game start, I thought to myself, there has to be a misunderstanding, there has to be more to the next big thing from Obsidian. Unfortunately, despite
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Introduction There are seldom an experience that comes by that has the ability to transport you. 1000xResist is a rare experience that is able to thrust you in with how much information it provides you and it's intriguing premise, but how much it also omits from the player,
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Overview Indiana Jones and The Great Circle, man, what a game. One that prior to its release flew under the radar for me, where I thought "yeah that looks cool", and then moved on. Over the past week, I have been absolutely obsessed with this game, and I