Final Fantasy VIII is arguably the most underrated mainline Final Fantasy game of all time. Releasing after the absurdly successful Final Fantasy...

One of the struggles of making a good game based off a franchise is getting all the parts right. This is what separates a good game with a popular...

Arguably the best thing about the Nintendo Switch isn’t the ability to take console games on the go, it’s seeing largely portable games get...

One problem with portable consoles is the idea everyone wants to make a portable version of their game. This works great for a game like Disgaea,...

For many, the Nintendo Switch fulfills the dream of having home console games on the go. This has, for one reason or another, lead to a number of...

Much like the PlayStation Vita, the Nintendo Switch has quickly become a way to play high quality games on the go. This has led to a lot of beloved...

The latest in a series of Final Fantasy ports is Final Fantasy XII: The Zodiac Age. With a decade between now and its original release, it remains...

Rhythm games tend to find a lot of mileage from their repetitive nature. Learn the pattern, repeat it, get better at timing, do a harder song and...

One of the best things about re-releases is the ability for more players to experience something. Similar to Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy,...

In the past 17 years, there is only one Final Fantasy game I’ve wanted to revisit. Final Fantasy X, which released in 2001 on the PlayStation 2,...

Nintendo’s crafted series of games have been a mixed experience. Even if Nintendo games are rarely, if ever, bad, these titles are basically the...

There are two different type of spinoffs. The first takes the spirit of the original and takes it in a new direction, whereas the other is linked...

Spinoffs tend to lead to disappointment. Since they’re attached to something people already know, they immediately establish interest, but rarely...

Fate/Extella was a rather interesting title for the franchise. While the series is known for the light novels and anime, Fate/Extella tried to make...

The struggle with reviewing low budget games is that they’re typically bad, but in a way that is kind of unavoidable. Those limited funds,...

As great as games like God of War and Spider-Man are, it’s largely due to the substance. They have big stories to tell, worlds to explore and...

Over the years we’ve seen Mario make massive strives in terms of accessibility. Sure, there are still hard levels, but gone are the days when you...

Catastronauts is a brand new action packed four player local cooperative video game, published and developed by Inertia Game Studios. Gamers are...

When it comes to RPGs there are a lot of assumptions. Typically, these are grind heavy games about fighting monsters to progress and defeat or...

Outlandish concepts can lead to some of the best games. Whether it’s microwaves that allow people to send messages through time or a frighten child...

When it comes to popular franchises, there is a lot of risks associated with breaking the mold. As we saw with Fallout 76 and countless others, all...

It has been roughly two decades since Game Freak first introduced us to the fascinating world of Pokemon. At that time, Pokemon Red and Blue released...

Originally released back in May on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One, Forgotton Anne has finally landed on Nintendo Switch. Developed by ThroughLine...

Since Diablo III debuted six years ago, it has seen a number of ports and revisions. This isn’t surprising considering the original game was well...