Expanding Beyond Your Origins – Everspace 2 Review
You never know what to expect when you start playing a space game. They’re legitimately all over the place these days and even in a game as highly anticipated as…
From the Ground Up – Agents of Dune Deluxe Starter Set Review
If you’re into TTRPG games, one of the biggest studios lately has been Modiphius, purveyor of the 2D20 roleplaying system. We’ve covered a number of their products, most recently featuring…
Hack God, Save The World – Anonymous; Code Review
At this point, if you play (or read in some cases) visual novels, chances are you’ve heard of the Science Adventure series from Mages. Steins; Gate is possibly one of…
Feature: Four Sega Games That Have Been Lost
We all love Sega, the publisher who brought so many classic experiences into our lives. But what about the games that the company was working on or were planned for…
Space Is The Place – Starfield In-Depth Review
This is a game that needs no introduction. We’ve been waiting 10 years for Bethesda to release Starfield and it’s finally here. What’s most surprising about the entire thing though…
The Sky Is No Longer The Limit – Starfield Review – A Second Look
Bethesda Game Studios has released some of the most acclaimed RPGs over the years, with both The Elder Scrolls and Fallout being considered must-play titles in the genre. Now, after…
Smiles Not Guaranteed – Smiling Friends Season 1 Blu-ray Review
Adult Swim is home to some of the strangest animated content ever broadcast on television. Starting with Space Ghost Coast-To-Coast and slowly expanding since the ‘90s, Warner Bros. and Cartoon…
She Said, He Said — Sun Haven Game Review
She Said, He Said is a new review segment at The Otaku Authority where we show two sides of the same coin. We offer two points of view (Jenn Covey…
A Magical Modern Retro Experience – Sea of Stars Review
Nostagia. It’s one of those things we’re always chasing. For newer gamers, that might be PS2 or even 360 games, but for a certain generation it’s the 16-bit era. There’s…
Mystery on Mars – Fort Solis Review
If there’s a genre that’s been overdone it’s horror on Mars. From Ghosts of Mars to Life to Doom to Red Planet, we’re absolutely fascinated with the potential of Mars.…