Lost Soul Aside is a game that finds itself in a peculiar position. And yes, I’m behind on reviews, but that doesn’t mean I won’t do them. Having the months pass gives me the opportunity to take my time with how to tackle my opinions about the title. Since reviews are...
Nubia NEO 3 GT 5G Limited Edition Review: A Gaming Phone Entry Point
Whenever someone says something about a gaming phone, many would think it would be expensive and high-end, something that only select gamers can own. But nowadays, new brands are offering entry-level to mid-level gaming phones as a good intro for those who want to...
Ghost of Yotei Review: A Worthy Sequel
It was 2020: a year that can only be described as transformative in many ways due to the emergence of a global pandemic. With a majority of people around the world being forced to stay at home, video games have taken a more prominent role in providing entertainment...
Shinobi: The Art of Vengeance Review – Kunais, Ninjitsus, and a Good Time
There are not a lot of game titles that have had an appearance on almost every console generation I can think of. And a humble old 2D action platformer happens to be one of them. Shinobi is a series that started around 1987. That makes Joe Musashi, the original...
Asus ROG Strix G16 (2025) Review
When it comes to gaming laptops, some would look for performance, while some look for portability. And then there are some that wanted aesthetic, something that would stand out when they are in a public place, or perhaps something that helps show off their...
Death Stranding 2 Review: Leaps of Improvement, Kojima Delivers
Hideo Kojima is a creator with whom many gamers have had a somewhat complex relationship, one that I, too, share. His works created and defined its own genre, and continued to be the master of that domain for many years to come. His finest works would come out of the...
Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade Review – An Anime Rougelite for a Simple Adventure
When a game format or formula is explosively successful, there are bound to be a lot of copycats. We’ve seen this happen with MOBAs, Auto Chess, Dark Souls, and rougelites. Many of them maybe get close but do not really deliver, some of them get there to some level of...
Assassin’s Creed Shadows Review: Fusion, Frustration, Repetition
Assassin’s Creed, a series that has, for better or worse, changed over the many years of its pedigree. Some of these changes caused concerns to full-on controversy whenever they made the next title. AC Shadows is on the extreme side of the latter, getting wrapped in...
Asus ROG Phone 9 FE Review: The 9 Series Little Brother
Asus’ gaming division Republic of Gamers continues its gaming phone line with the 9th generation of the ROG Phone, featuring various models under the ROG Phone 9 line. We got our hands on the ROG Phone 9 FE that just released this year. Let’s see how it fares on...
Asus TUF Gaming A15 Review
Asus continues to release more variants of its TUF Gaming laptops and for good reasons. The product line aims to provide the best package for gaming as well as being built to withstand wear and tear from everyday use. For this case, we are reviewing one of their TUF...
