11 years later and there’s still nothing quite like Hylics.

In a time where puzzle platformers feel synonymous with despair filled genius like Limbo and Little Nightmares, Planet of Lana provides a breath of fresh air.

With Pikmin 4 being the best selling in the franchise, can Star Fox have a similar trajectory?

Prey is oftentimes labelled an underrated masterpiece. But does it deserve such a title?

You deserved so much better Bluepoint…

Is the very idea of “art” being compromised by numeric review scores?

Dragon Quest VII represents a paradox in taste and audiences. What was seen as outdated in the West led to DQVII being the highest selling game on the PS1 in Japan. But despite that, this game has always been notorious for some iffy design decisions. Well, third times the charm, right?

Fire Emblem has not only turned into one of Nintendo’s most important IP…but it’s also turned into something drastically different from its inception.

It only took 26 days, but the internet has already started a war over a new video game!

1997’s Symphony of the Night is widely considered the crown jewel of the Castlevania franchise. But there’s one little game that fans commonly pit up against SoTN as the “best” in the franchise…Castlevania: Aria of Sorrow.

Happy Belated Birthday to my favorite director! Will we ever see somebody of the same pedigree within gaming? And yes, I know who you’re thinking about…but he’s not quite Lynch enough for me!

Game Key Cards, the abysmal Limited Run Games, physical licenses for digital games. We are in the twilight of true video game ownership.

2024 and 2025 were excellent years for gaming, albeit slightly calmer when compared to the years before it. Have we already seen the best games of the 2020’s?

In 2026 I will be going back to a genre I am quite well versed in- metroidvanias! The first one I finished this year was Ori and the Will of the Wisps.

With the threat of more price hikes in the current generation of consoles, are gamers attitudes towards staying up to date with games going to shift?

What happened?

There seems to be a growing trend with sequels not really “hitting” with audiences. Even the beloved Hollow Knight Silksong drew tons of criticism from Team Cherry sycophants. What’s going on?

Mega Man Legends 2 keeps the core gameplay of its predecessor, but ditches some of the fundamental level design philosophies. Did it pay off? Or is there a good reason Capcom abandoned the series after this game?

Mega Man Legends not only took a decade old series into a new dimension, but an entirely different genre of game. Does it hold up?

Oof…