Reviews

A continuation of The Prisoner TV series, The Prisoner: Shattered Visage Graphic Novel features great art and an intriguing story, making it a great purchase for those who enjoyed the series.

A colorful and surreal hidden object game, My Brother Rabbit is a great example of this oftentimes overlooked genre.

When played on a Nintendo Switch, Diablo III: Eternal Collection serves as a great example as to why both this series and the console are so highly regarded by gamers worldwide.

Combining eight classic Konami arcade games in one neat package for the PS4, the robustly named Konami Arcade Classics 50th Anniversary Collection gives us a good taste of the '80s easily playable on a modern console and featuring some modern bells and whistles like trophies.

Mythgard stands out when it comes to its look and overall playstyle that it has the gamer feel during each match. Coming from someone that played countless hours of magic the gathering growing up, I can say Mythgard is something I’ll be playing more after its full release to see what new artworks they have to offer. With reliability in mind, this trading card game has just the right amount of eye-catching details that will make you want to search for more creatures and mortals to fight a battle.

With its slick presentation, refined gameplay, and not one but two career modes, Snooker 19 will satisfy all your digital snooker needs.

A turn-based isometric Steampunk RPG that looks like it came straight from the 90's, Grimshade would've been a great addition to the genre if not for its rather poor writing and story progression that make it merely alright.

A refreshingly open experience that focuses on exploration above everything else, Outward is the game for you if you're tired of quest markers and excessive hand-holding.

Memoria Freese is a mobile gacha JRPG based on the Dan Machi anime series. With pleasant visuals, a strong license, and plenty characters to unlock, there's a lot to like here for someone who enjoys games like these.

A third-person action-adventure platformer, Asterix & Obelix XXL2 breathes new life into the genre by giving its two protagonists unique skills that differentiate them from one another and a set of unlockable abilities. The zany comic book setting where heroic Gauls use Roman legions as their personal punching bags is a nice bonus.