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As a long-time fan of Dragon Age, I’ve journeyed through Ferelden’s Blight, the political intrigue of Kirkwall, and the open-world splendor of Orlais with the Inquisition. Since Dragon Age: Inquisition released in 2014, I, like many others, have eagerly awaited the next chapter in this beloved series. When BioWare announced Dreadwolf, my anticipation hit its peak, only to be tempered by reports of delays … Read More

To many fans of the franchise, Silent Hill 2 is not just a game—it’s considered a masterpiece, one that has haunted the hearts and minds of gamers since its debut in 2001. It’s often heralded as one of the finest survival horror titles ever created, cementing itself as a shining beacon in the genre with its psychological depth, disturbing atmosphere, and … Read More

The Zelda franchise never fails to get people excited any time a new entry is announced. Especially given their history of being really immersive, fun and quality games. But despite having her name be synonymous with the series and it being on in the title of every game, we were yet to see a game where Zelda herself took the … Read More

The original Until Dawn holds a special place in my heart. Released in 2015, it marked the beginning of Supermassive Games’ signature style—cinematic horror adventures with branching narratives driven by player choice. So, when I heard that Ballistic Moon, under the watchful eye of Supermassive, was remaking this classic, I had mixed feelings. Was it necessary? After spending roughly 12 hours reliving … Read More

Dragon Ball fans are eating really well right now. Everyone knows that the franchise is huge, but we’re entering one of those Dragon Ball resurgences right now that I haven’t experienced since 2015 when Dragon Ball Super began and the production of Dragon Ball games started to ramp up again.  Now, just this week, we have a brand new series … Read More

Atlus’ P-Studio were once the creative team behind some of my favourite titles of all time, especially as they were the team within Atlus that were behind Persona 3,4 and 5, and anyone who knows my preferences for games knows just how highly I regard those titles. But in 2016, when it was announced that the core team of Katsura … Read More

Being a longtime Critical Role fan, I now find myself so eager each year for the latest season of their animated adaptation for campaign one. It’s been a longer wait this year for the new season, but I can tell you that it’s been well and truly worth it. The foul mouthed, loveable misfits that are Vox Machina are back … Read More

When I first purchased my PS5, the game that grabbed me the hardest and justified why I’d just bought the new console was Astro’s Playroom. Now sure, that may have been because it was a pack in title that everyone got with the console, but that point aside, Astro’s Playroom wasn’t just a small gimmick demo, it’s still one of … Read More

Nintendo had the world pondering the possibilities when it unveiled its ‘Who is Emio?’  campaign earlier this year. The creepy trailer had everyone wondering what this horror experience would turn out to be. Thankfully we didn’t have to wait long to find out, and I’m even more thankful that we didn’t have a multi-year long wait to actually get the … Read More

Looking at Square Enix’s game catalogue, there’s no shortage of incredible JRPGs. They’re the publisher that many people first think of these days whenever the discussion of role playing games comes up. But one series that I feel has always been seriously underrated, especially here in the west is the Mana series. With it’s origins kicking off in the early … Read More