Syberia: The World Before review — End of the line
Syberia: The World Before impresses, but leaves on a bittersweet note.
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Ghostwire Tokyo Preview | A Spectral Spectacle
The latest game from developer Tango Gameworks offers an open-world take on a paranormal-infested Tokyo. After playing around eight hours for this preview, it left me with a lot of conflicting thoughts. At its core, Ghostwire exudes style around every corner. From the way you whip magic spells at foes with complex hand animations to […]
Interview: SUCCESS Producer Shinya Nagatomo on ‘Cute ‘em Up’ Cotton’s North America Comeback
Cotton is a strange little series of side-scrolling shooters out of Japan, following a curmudgeonly little witch obsessed with candy. She ends up saving the day in exchange for said candy, but in the end never actually gets it. In-between is a lot of broom flying and laser shooting. The series has been dubbed a […]
Interview: Conceptualizing Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel’s design with Producer Kenichi Kataoka
The popular digital trading card game has surpassed 20 million downloads since its launch in January.
Learning About Sicko Persona Characters Through Persona 4 Arena Ultimax
I’m new to the Persona franchise as a whole. Starting with 5 and then Royal, I always knew that people talked quite fondly of Persona 4 Golden and Persona 3, but I never made the time to actually sit down and play those games. When Persona 4 Arena Ultimax was announced back at The Game […]
WWE 2K22 review — The new Head of the Table
It took a while, but WWE 2K22 is mostly a true return to form.
Guild Wars 2: End of Dragons review – Return to the promised land
The conclusion of the Dragon Cycle has come, and it was worth the wait.
Preview: Sea of Stars Relishes in its Own Nostalgia
Let me explain that headline. I’ve found myself struggling with games like Sea of Stars in some ways. Often there’s this vibe of “they don’t make games like this anymore” that rings entirely false in my mind. JRPGs have stuck around in various forms over the years, including the classic 8, 16 and 32-bit styles. […]
Shadow Warrior 3 review — Bare to the bone
Shadow Warrior 3 excels when its combat reaches a fever pitch, but a lack of content hobbles it.
What the Hell is Soul Hackers? A Crash Course in Shin Megami Tensei’s Devil Summoner
Atlus revealed a new game coming soon to both Japan and over here in North America this summer, Soul Hackers 2. It’s incredibly bright and colorful, with futuristic tech obscuring an apocalyptic event. The crew here, introduced as Devil Summoners, are out to scrap with the Phantom Society, which apparently wants the end of the […]