REVIEW By Jaime Skelton (MissyS) Long is the way And hard, that out of hell leads up to light. -JOHN MILTON, Paradise Lost It isn’t often that I get to channel my love for literature and mythology. I put m...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) When Dragon Quest I-III was announced, initially it was a Japan-only announcement. This reveal took me on a roller coaster ride of emotions. I was disappointed, but then a...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Re:Legend is a gorgeous, massive undertaking. It’s still in Early Access and has a lot of promise. It’s trying to do an awful lot, though, and that means it’s ...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) With the Gears series, you know exactly what you’re getting: a gritty, depressing story, absolute bucketloads of violence and gore, and intense cover-combat. You can count...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Though a child of the 80s, I missed out on the Golden Age of gaming, with the Commodore and the Atari. I began with Nintendo and did not really get into PC gaming until my t...

REVIEW By Terris Harned (NWOrpheus) In case you’ve missed me saying it the last half dozen or so times, Soulsborne games really aren’t for me. I will fully admit it’s because I’m just generally bad a...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) One of my favorite ways to play Action-RPGs is with a controller. The characters only need a few moves, so it’s easy to slot your abilities across a few buttons. You run a...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I often find myself overwhelmed in open-world/sandbox games. There is always a colossal amount to do, and it’s exhausting to think about every option. Ashes of Oahu do...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Castlevania is a legendary franchise and forever changed the platforming genre with its unique brand of challenge and a bit of homage to the Hammer horror films. What would...