Persona 5 Review

The clown prince of JRPGs… While my thoughts on the Shin Megami Tensei subseries may evoke a questionable sense of bias, piercing through any form of clouded judgment was surprisingly effortless as Persona 5 is an absolute delight, regardless of my attachment to the series. As I’ve mentioned profusely, Persona 4 Golden is my favourite […]

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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Review

God tier… Breath of the Wild is objectively one of the greatest video games of all time. It reinvented an established, wholistic formula into a monumental figure of unprecedented scale and innovation, while simultaneously capturing the essence of its foundation and in many ways, returned to its roots of ambiguity and unadulterated curiosity. Breath of […]

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Super Mario 3D World + Bowser’s Fury Review

A feline frenzy. The colossal Super Mario series has always been a pristine vessel of impeccable refinement, brilliant innovation, and unapologetic nostalgia. Both its 2D and 3D affairs are ground-breaking masterpieces that undisputedly defined a medium of unparalleled engagement and escapism. Its branching sub-series and experimental genres are equally as refined and exceptionally masterful, providing […]

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Bugsnax Review

It’s magically delicious. Bugsnax is a perplexing vessel of idiosyncratic ingenuity and unapologetic creativity, encapsulating the raw essence of absurdity which is delightfully engaging and wholeheartedly charming. As a robust collect-a-thon and a cleverly orchestrated example of logical problem solving, Bugsnax is such a joyously enthralling experience that enforces an engaging and intricate stimulus of […]

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The Medium Review

A medium of great ideas and poor execution… As a prolific love letter to the psychological and survival horror tendencies that fostered a renowned genre and platform, The Medium boasts an impressive layer of creativity and complex ingenuity with its harmonization of its atmospheric and gameplay components. Bloober Team’s latest in their repertoire of terror […]

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Spiritfarer Review

An occasionally rocky voyage across the sea… As a welcomed amalgamation of Metroidvania style progression, intuitive platforming, and an Animal Crossing-like management system, Spiritfarer is an engaging piece of time management and organized structure, all of which is fostered in an impressively fulfilling sense of progression. With an impeccably crisp and vibrant visual pallet and […]

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Cyberpunk 2077 Review

An enjoyable dystopian mess… As a non-hyperbolic platform for hype and unfathomable expectation, CD Projekt Red’s follow up to the gargantuan success that was The Witcher 3 was promised to be a generation defining experience that exemplified a dynamic sense of world building and open-ended structure. Cyberpunk 2077 was illustrated as an exquisitely detailed and […]

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Top 10 Games of 2020

What was inarguably a difficult year for many, the illustrious medium of video games offered an exceptional window of escapism and solace from the harsh realities of modern tribulations. 2020 acted as a grand finale to one of the strongest console generations, offering an exceptional array of brilliantly crafted swan songs that stand meteorically high […]

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Sackboy: A Big Adventure Review

Big fun in small packages. LittleBigPlanet is a relatively dormant franchise that lives in the shadow of its own success, failing to maintain the meteoric success and quality achieved through its genesis. LittleBigPlanet Karting and LittleBigPlanet 3 unfortunately did not live up to the established pedigree, seemingly dropping the PlayStation staple off the edge of […]

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Demon’s Souls Review

Breaking down your soul, one demon at a time… Bluepoint’s immaculate repertoire of re-imaginings, remasters, and illustrious remakes are some of the industry’s best, rivaling the fidelity and prowess exemplified this year by Square Enix and Capcom. From the improved textures of the Uncharted: Nathan Drake Collection to the new lavish coat of paint for […]

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