Author: Joab Gilroy

Right up front, Star Wars Squadrons is by no means perfect. It’s a game with flaws — a fairly generic story, it’s light on the viable game modes

Windbound is a survival game with a side of narrative, a procedurally generated island-hopper built off the back of some extremely enjoyable wave-physics that collide with some extremely

As discussed in Episode 528, in lieu of a more formal review (which I am incapable of doing because I am too sweaty at my core) I present

Back at the turn of the century I played a lot of Quake 3 Arena. Like, a lot of it. And if you played a lot of Quake

"These people are psychos," quips Dina, my girlfriend, as we make our way through the streets of Seattle. Our faces are covered in blood. It's not ours. Dina

I remember a couple of years ago I played Bloodborne for review. It was difficult. Bloodborne was basically the same as Dark Souls except different. You know, like

Detroit: Become Human is a game about robots that has literally nothing interesting to say about robots. In fact, robots are just a stand-in here — they excuse

As a Blacksmith’s son and one of the few survivors of a ransacked Bohemian village, life is hard. What helps is that your local liege lord sees a

The monochromatic 2D silhouetted art-style of PlayDead's first game, Limbo, captivated many. It set the mood for what (I thought) was a satisfying (if simplistic) retelling of Dante's

It's a topic which comes up every single time a Souls game drops — does the game or series need difficulty settings to make it more palatable to