by Lance | Oct 12, 2026 | Gaming, Review
To say that Capcom is on a generational run might be gaming’s biggest understatement of the decade. After navigating rough waters in the late 2000s to early 2010s, the renowned developer rebounded and recovered its public image in a way that’s hard to...
by Contributor | Oct 9, 2026 | Gaming, Review
Elections are a messy ordeal, but in Anomaly President, campaigning is more than just persuading the masses — sometimes, you have to take matters into your own hands. The game opens with a political rivalry that feels oddly reminiscent of real-world...
by Allen | Sep 10, 2026 | Gaming, Review
Insomniac Games, for the past several years, has been known for creating open-world games for your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. And rather successfully at that. With an appeal that works for a general audience because of his generally bright and positive...
by Allen | Jul 29, 2026 | Gaming, Review
Playing JRPGs was something I know I do a lot less of now as compared to my younger years, as responsibilities have eventually made it a lot less feasible for me to just no-life a game to completion like how I did when employment was an option. No, a lot of that time...
by Allen | Jun 22, 2026 | Gaming, Review
I’ve only played one other Lego game so far, and that’s Lego Horizon. As you might predict, that title didn’t leave a good impression on me. It carried the energy of The Lego Movie, but what it couldn’t hold was an attention span. Having to crack a joke every few...
