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...
Asus ROG Xbox Ally Review: A Level Up from Its Predecessor
The PC Gaming Handheld battle continues as most brands are upping their game with updated versions of their portable machines. And Asus isn’t bowing out of the competition, as they made a team up with Microsoft to release the new ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox Ally X. We look...
Indie Spotlight: Prime Monster – A Deck Builder for Democracy
Politics isn’t something I’ve actively tried to merge with how I talk about games that I review. It brings the discussions to places that I find undesirable. So imagine my surprise when a game came to my table that was quite literally about politics. To be specific,...
Pragmata Review: Yes Child, Capcom Remembers
Capcom has really become one of the developers that are simply raising the bar on what a good release would look like in the past several years. My admiration for their work not only stems from the guaranteed fanbases they’ll get from putting out titles like Resident...
SAROS Review: Running and Gunning with a Lot of Depth
I’ve never played Returnal, so reviewing this game as a sequel isn’t something I can do. I think the last game I tried from Housemarque is Alienation. That title is still about shooting things, but it’s a completely different genre. However, what I do have an...
Marathon Review: Opaque and Unforgiving, Cured me of Hoarding
Loss aversion. The cognitive bias is where it hurts a lot more to lose something than to gain something of equal value. Where a person would rather not risk losing something even if there’s an equally good chance of gaining something just as good, sometimes even more...
Yakuza Kiwami 3 / Dark Ties Review : An Old Adventure Returns, Revamped and Robust
At this point, I’ve reviewed several titles from RGG and the Yakuza series. Starting from Lost Judgement, Ishin, Man Who Erased His Name, and so on. It actually places me in this kind of strange place where I know the series quite well, but at the same time,...
Lost Soul Aside Review: A Lot of Effort, A Lack of Mastery
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...
