GAME REVIEWS

Every now and then, a game swings in out of nowhere, smashes expectations with a thunderstaff and reminds you why you fell in love with gaming in the first place. Black Myth: Wukong is one of those games. Based on the legendary Chinese novel Journey to the West, this title isn’t just a retelling. I

Horizon Zero Dawn is perfect for those who love open-world games but don't want to spend hours getting to know them. In recent years, only Ghost of Tsushima has come close to this balance of exploration and gameplay. For those who have yet to play Horizon Zero Dawn, the story takes place in the 3

From Software's Elden Ring is arguably the most ambitious world design project in the history of the company--epic in scope and scale. There's more to this game than just how visually stunning it is, or how expansive, detailed, and full of possibilities its open world is. A fresh, elegant, and uniqu

Ghost of Tsushima Director's Cut is arriving on PlayStation 5 almost exactly one year and one month after its original release. The game includes brand-new content - Iki Island - in addition to features that take advantage of the improvements in hardware, such as 3D audio, 4K visuals aiming at 60 fr

God of War (2018) is the best of the greatest video games ever made. Most people in the gaming community accept this as fact rather than being up for debate. Video games usually feature reprehensible and misogynistic characters, but this one turns them into sad, introspective father figures. The gam

Although it might sound overly dramatic, fiction definitely has the power to get someone through a difficult situation, especially if the character they are reading is a particularly relatable one. Okay, maybe not Spider-Man, but Peter Parker sure does the trick. As you well know, there are lots of

Introduction For this Analysis, I have chosen Spelunky, A platforming game. Spelunky is created by Derek Yu, a young indie game developer. I discovered it by luck in Game Design class, downloaded it, and got sucked into the game immediately. I found the best part about this game isn't that it's free

This stealth-action title is a stylish, focused take on the formula from FromSoftware that's really quite special. It is clear from the moment you start playing Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice how the developer of the Souls and Bloodborne franchises have woven their DNA into the DNA of this Shinobi-focuse