Reviews

Desert Child is a confusing game and parsing whether it has deeper meanings that are unclear, or just non-existent, is exceedingly frustrating.

With a massive roster, tons of customization, and more fan service than you can ever imagine, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is the series in near-perfect form.

The Razer Blade 15 is 2018's greatest gaming laptop, thanks to sleek design, souped-up tech, and a brilliant display that drives it to the top.

Bloody's SP80 mouse puts comfort at the forefront of its design and makes long gaming sessions even more enjoyable.

The turn-based strategy game Civilization VI finally made it to Switch, coming with a mostly accessible control scheme for those new to the series.

Gris by Nomanda Studio is a story without words as you follow the internal struggles of a lost soul who is trying to make her way through the world and find herself again.

Square Enix's The Last Remnant Remastered is a deeply brutal JRPG that is hampered by its confusing design decisions which may drive some players away.

Bloody's B975 optical keyboard is one of my favorites strictly for gaming purposes and isn't half bad when it comes to normal everyday uses either.

World of Final Fantasy Maxima's additions are disappointing, focusing on post-game, with few ergonomic improvements. It stays, nonetheless, an enjoyable RPG.

While Pokémon: Let’s Go, Pikachu! starts slow and is quite different than usual, it's still a very enjoyable and accessible RPG.

Dark Souls Remastered on the Nintendo Switch brings a new kind of revelry to the moment-to-moment victories like finding a bonfire or killing a boss.

Earth Defense Force 5 is a shallow entry in an enjoyable series that's reliance on older mechanics in and of itself has become outdated.

Battle Princess Madelyn lets you save your family, save the world, or just scrap the story and rack up points in Arcade mode.

Spyro Reignited Trilogy for PS4 and Xbox One is a fire-breathing hit, thanks to a deft remastering of one of the original PlayStation's best game franchises.

Darksiders III strays too far away from the formula that made the first two entries great while also being mired by bugs and performance issues.