Week 3's twist had done wonders to set the stage for the finale week of Need For Speed Unbound. Friends aren't who they turned out… Continue readingNeed For Speed Unbound Guide - Week 4 + Online Introduction
Congratulations on making it to Week 3! You won your second qualifier! The Underground is talking about you, more rivals are stepping up for the… Continue readingNeed For Speed Unbound Guide - Week 3 + A Free Ferrari!
Jitsu Squad releases on consoles on December 9th. Here is what to expect from what I'd like to call a "Vs Style" beat-em-up 2D Brawler.
Congratulations! You won your first qualifier, threw down the gauntlet, and got the racing world's attention. The spotlight is on you again for the first… Continue readingNeed For Speed Unbound Guide - Week 2 + Bonus Tips
So, your car got stolen, your BFF turned out to be a snake, and your father figure is hiding how much this is affecting him… Continue readingNeed For Speed Unbound Guide - Week 1 + Early Game
A new era for Criterion begins as Need For Speed Unbound marks a return from the developer and the franchise, featuring a unique art style.
An updated version of the original released in 2015 on Steam, Game Type DX adds new modes and is a caricature of a console's nuance.
Six years after the previous title, Star Ocean The Divine Force releases to commemorate the series 25th anniversary.
Despite it's cool name and a premise for a survival horror title, Charon's Staircase is less scary and more world-building spooky adventure.
Inertial Drift Twilight Rivals is the game's first major DLC after two years, slated for a late October release yet now available on the PS5.
While not a perfect example, Valkyrie Elysium is what happens when developers are allowed to make an IP fun without detracting from its core.
Soulstice is heavily inspired by Devil May Cry and Bayonetta, but is it worth the purchase with Bayonetta 3 on the horizon?
While being a "life sim," Potion Permit takes several cues from other genres to make a pleasant experience for upcoming chemists.
F.I.S.T. is a satisfyingly fun and challenging "Metroidvania" set in a dystopian "Cyberpunk" environment with anthropomorphic characters.
After years of early access, Session finally releases on major consoles and PC as one of the first true skateboarding sims.
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