A Chaotic Changeup – Disgaea Mayhem Review
Nippon Ichi Software has never been shy about tinkering with its own formula, but swapping out Disgaea’s grid-based tactics for full-on action combat is one of the bolder moves the…
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Nippon Ichi Software has never been shy about tinkering with its own formula, but swapping out Disgaea’s grid-based tactics for full-on action combat is one of the bolder moves the…
Tarsier Studios returns to its hallmark brand of silent, atmospheric horror in REANIMAL: The Prisoner, shifting focus away from the main game’s core duo to introduce two new protagonists; The…
When Lies of P first came out back in 2023, the Soulslike genre was already getting crowded. Everyone and their dog was trying to chase what FromSoftware built with Dark…
Xenoblade Chronicles 2 has always felt like a game being held back by its own hardware. This remains one of the stronger entries in Monolith Soft’s long-running RPG series, but…
Data East was an arcade powerhouse. The company churned out classic hit after classic hit, many of which had found new life on the Switch thanks to FTE Games for…
Retro shooters, or boomer shooters if you want to use the term that has stuck around whether purists like it or not, have become one of the most reliable genres…
Splatoon Raiders is the newest entry in the Splatoon series, and this one takes on a different style, aiming to be a single-player Salmon Run. For the uninitiated, Salmon Run…
Death has become something of a recurring subject in video games lately, and it is not hard to see why, since few themes carry that kind of built-in emotional stakes.…
Truxton is back! The last release in the series, Truxton II (aka Tatsujin Oh! in Japan) was only released a few years ago…in 1992. Ok, fine, that was 34 years…
I tune into most gaming events and livestreams, and often have a muted reaction unless something truly impresses me. When it comes to THQ Nordic’s showcases, I typically tuned in…