And so we find ourselves here… After covering the original Mass Effect I was very eager to revisit the rest of the trilogy, and there was no game I was looking forward to more than today’s piece. Mass Effect was a massive financial and critical success for BioWare and expectations
I know we’re just fresh off the wheels of the Godzilla marathon, but it is time to dive into yet another marathon, a project I’ve been meaning to start for some time. Ys has always been a big name in the role-playing game landscape and its long been overdue for
I didn’t think I would be returning to Falcom’s premiere turn based series so soon, but it seems there is more work to be done. Before we get started I need to give thanks to the folks over at Nippon Ichi Software of America for sending me a review code
Fans of the site may be thinking this isn’t Son of Godzilla but hear me out. Today’s game is rather special to the Armored Core fanbase as well as me. From Software finally returned to what put them on the map after over a decade of absence. To be fair
This piece has been a long time coming. Despite having had all of the footage needed for this review since May of this year, the script wasn’t coming together for this one no matter how hard I tried. But no longer. Why the apprehension over one video game you may
Given how we had the recent passing of N7 day, a celebration of all things Mass Effect, and some juicy tidbits regarding an upcoming project in the franchise, even if it is an indeterminable time away, I thought why not revisit the game that started it all? This is Bioware’s
Given the recent release and reception of Bethesda’s Starfield, I took a look back through the game series and it shares many similarities with the one and only Fallout, and particularly New Vegas. And coincidentally enough, the most ambitious Fallout game was the one not made by Bethesda, since New
In the Western world Falcom fans have had no shortage of things to latch onto this year as 2023 marked the localized releases of Trails Into Reverie as well as The Legend of Nayuta. But 2023 also marks the 35th anniversary of Falcom’s most iconic property, the one and only
I know I promised that I wouldn’t return to a Falcom property until I covered Ys X: Nordics and that piece will come. But before we can get to that I have unfinished business with a certain game that Falcom released within the last year. The recent localization announcement of
This piece is honestly one that I’ve been meaning to get to for quite some time, and with Lost Eidolons recently seeing release for the likes of Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, now seems like the perfect time! As a strategy role-playing game in this day and age Lost
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