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Due to the size of Elden Ring, this post is currently a review in progress for the game as I’m still to reach the final climax of the story. My thoughts published here are indicative of what I’ve experienced so far and if upon fully completing the game my opinions change, the review will be updated and scored accordingly. There’s … Read More

Every year around Halloween, we always find ourselves revisiting our favourite spooky movies, books and games and trying to find something new to scare the pants off us. Now every year around this time, I look forward to the latest entry in the Dark Pictures Anthology from the team at Supermassive Games as horror anthologies are strangely something that have … Read More

Spoiler Warning: This review does contain minor plot information detailing the opening and setup for the story, as well as some minor details for some of the realms. If you are sensitive to spoilers or would prefer to go into the game knowing absolutely nothing about the plot or the world, just know that so far Tales of Arise is … Read More

The Ys series has been gracing screens across the word since it’s inception in 1987, yet until just a few years ago, it hadn’t broken onto my radar in the same way other JRPG series’ such as Final Fantasy or Dragon Quest had. When I initially jumped into an Ys title I was almost instantly engaged by their core gameplay … Read More

Little Hope is the second part of Supermassive Games’ Dark Pictures Anthology that kicked off last year with Man of Medan. And much like Man of Medan, Little Hope is a choice driven horror game that twists and turns based on your decisions and character relationships, leading you to one of the game’s multiple endings. This game has implemented a … Read More

If you’re a fan of anime or even just remotely follow the anime space, you’ll be hard pressed not to find news or people talking about My Hero Academia. Ever since it began airing it has been one of the most watched and talked about Shonen series. And for pretty good reason, there’s a lot to love about the series. … Read More

When the One Punch Man anime starting getting popular back in 2015, it took me a while to come around and give it a watch because I initially thought the premise of a protagonist that could beat any enemy in one punch was extremely shallow and couldn’t possibly stay interesting for long. I’m glad that I did come around and … Read More

Dragon Ball is one franchise that definitely has no shortage of video game adaptations. And every time a new one is about to release, it’s a series that never ceases to have me excited to jump in and play with the characters from my favourite anime series’ of all time and experience the same story one more time. A story … Read More

Just like their movie counterparts, horror video games of recent years have been hit or miss affairs. Many either trying to capitilise on the release of a related film, being a VR title packed with cheap jump-scares or telling a story within a world that isn’t developed, leading to a shallow experience. There are of course some great horror experiences … Read More

This morning Microsoft took to the E3 stage for their yearly conference. With EA not taking the traditional conference route this year, Microsoft have taken the job of really kicking off E3 2019. And with Sony not partaking in E3 this year, many third party studios have partnered with Microsoft this year to provide their new game updates and trailers. … Read More