One of the most unexpected remakes of this generation is Deemo -Reborn-. After originally releasing on mobile devices and then landing on the Vita,...

For a while people have felt like they're overpaying for PlayStation Plus. Given the off months, I can see their point, though we have also had a...

Plants vs. Zombies: Garden Warfare was honestly one of the biggest surprises of 2014. What started as a needless spin-off that was spoofing on Call...

It’s impossible to go into Death Stranding without some kind of preconceived notions. Even if you go in knowing it’s a Kojima game, which if...

New developers face a lot of challenges. With no track record, voice or real idea of their potential, they need to sell so much more than the game...

The late ‘90s were an interesting time for gaming and an extremely important point for Sony. With 3D games just getting their start, a lot of...

What stands out about Disgaea isn’t the gameplay, as much as the variety and differences between titles. Even if they all feature the same core...

In terms of RPGs, Atelier has always stood out in a rather interesting way. With more uplifting stories, bright visuals and a focus on planning,...

I love it when smaller developers announce a sequel. Not only do they now have the opportunity to add a number of quality of life updates, but it...

Over the past decade or so, I’ve covered almost every NIS America game that has released and they have a certain look to them. With the exception...

Developers and publishers have gotten a lot of criticism for the number of ports and remaster we’ve seen over the years. Without getting into a...

It has been a long time since we’ve seen a new release in The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel series. After getting the sequel to the...

With the rise of digital downloads, it’s a lot easier for smaller developers to make something special. Be it Enter the Gungeon or Hotline Miami,...

The struggle with high concept and experience games is that they’re hard to objectively evaluate. Either the concept allows it to transcend normal...

Lab Zero Games shocked players with Skullgirls. The look, feel and amount of character the small roster had was impressive and lead to a lot of...

As much as some people love exclusives, the downside is that they limit the number of people that get to experience them. This is especially true...

 Certain games struggle to find a reason to exist in the modern era. A lot of times companies/developers want to default on simple notions, such as...

A lot of people compared The Surge to the Soulsborne games. It was both a fair and unfair assessment, as it’s clear it wanted to be something...

Borderlands 3 actually has a lot in common with Catherine: Full Body. With Borderlands having at least 4 years between releases and for many it’s...

The trick to having a successful long lasting experience is a nice linear progression. For all the negative things I can say about The Elder Scrolls...

Outside of rail shooters, I’d say beat ‘em ups are the most fun games to play locally. They’re simple, easy to learn, involve a good amount of...

Games, as a medium, have started trying to tackle bigger and more complicated issues. Some touch on mental illness, others the fear of the world...

One of the downsides to appealing to a niche, is you limit your potential user base. Even if you have a fantastic product like Disgaea or...

A lot has changed in the eight or so years since Catherine originally released. Obviously flip phones went from being entirely too common to a relic...