• Ghost of Tsushima is, hands down, my most anticipated video game of 2020, and I played my ass off the first few days so I could put together the most complicated review I ever wrote. But let’s start at the beginning. Ghost of Tsushima, man.... That first E3 launch trailer was absolutely mesmerizing. It had beautiful scenery, a beautiful setting, beautiful music, just beautiful... everything.
  • First of all, let me start by saying that I’m not a professional online race driver. I do need some help staying on the track at times. If I would turn on the professional mode, I would probably die on turn one. This, ladies and gentlemen, is my way of letting every one of you know that, even if you’re no F1 hero, you can still get in the driver’s seat of one of these superfast cars and have an absolute blast. I just thought I’d let you know... you know?
  • Now, I don't know about you, but personally I have been wondering for years what it would be like to live in a video game. To wander around that digital environment and truly be the hero I always wanted to be. Incidentally, that is exactly what the people at Radical Fish Games must have thought when they set out to create CrossCode.
  • We had to wait for quite a long time for The Last of Us Part II to grace us with its presence, and understandably so. Now, seven years after the release of the first game in the series, we can once again travel through this beautiful and dangerous world. Yes ladies and gentlemen; Ellie is back... with a vengeance!
  • This Dark Edition of the well-known King of Tokyo still remains, like the original edition of the game, a cool Push-your-Luck Dice rolling game, with some card drafting to obtain Power Cards. The monsters in this game are basically based on familiar creatures from infamous adventure stories or disaster movies and with them you’ll fight to the DEATH !!! Or, as the case may be, the most victory points.