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A paranormal open world based in the city of Tokyo immediately sounds unique on paper. Add in the supernatural combat with an intriguing representation of Japanese culture and Ghostwire: Tokyo looked to be a special title in a sea of formulaic releases. Tango Gameworks went off in their own direction with their new IP andContinue reading “Ghostwire: Tokyo – Review”

Horizon Forbidden West brought with it another adventure inside Guerilla’s machine-infested, post-apocalyptic world. Boasting around a 30-hour story with a multitude of side missions and errands to complete across the western United States, the game offered a lot to sink my hours of play into. With such a creative premise/world my hopes were high forContinue reading “Horizon Forbidden West – Review”

After multiple delays and a series of trailers spanning the last few years, Techland has finally released Dying Light 2: Stay Human. With 2015’s Dying Light being one of my favorite games of the last decade and with the ability for the developers to now push visuals, implement criticisms from the original, and just allContinue reading “Dying Light 2: Stay Human – Review”

The Last of Us (2013) was a game that rocked me to my core. Its remorseless world and heartbreakingly heartwarming story left me hungry for more long after the credits rolled. The Last of Us Part 2 continues the story, giving us long looks at many different characters as their relationships and internal struggles shiftContinue reading “The Last of Us Part 2 – Review”

343 industries is back, bringing us a Halo that they call a “spiritual reboot” for the series. After two iterations of Halo following the transfer of the IP from Bungie, 343 has released the long-awaited Halo Infinite. Since the release of Halo 4 and Halo 5, the fan base has been split on what theyContinue reading “Halo Infinite Review”

God of war is a series that as I grew up I had always known of but, had never played. I was young at the time and had a Playstation 2, and after that, I had stuck with Xbox. Although great series such as God of War were always mentioned to me throughout the yearsContinue reading “God of War 2018 Review”

When I decided that this generation I would be picking up a Playstation, there was a lengthy list of exclusives I had my eyes on. Developed by the small studio, Ember Lab, Kena: Bridge of Spirits was on that list. Being this developer’s first published game after a line of very well-animated shorts, including aContinue reading “Kena: Bridge of Spirits Review”