Pragmata – Review

When a company attempts to launch a new IP, it can be tricky. Big AAA games are massive financial investments, and fortunately for Capcom, Pragmata seems to have paid off in a big way. Pragmata tells the story of Hugh and Diana. Hugh and his team are sent to the moon to try to fix…

Restore Your Island – Review

Restore Your Island is an interesting concept. You own your own private island, but the catch is that the island and the ecosystem have been destroyed by trash and debris. It is now your responsibility to restore the island to its former glory, and as you do that, some of the ecosystem might grow back,…

Origament: A Paper Adventure – Review

When I first found out about Origament: A Paper Adventure, I was intrigued. It is a new indie game from a small team, and the aesthetic is fantastic. The story also seemed interesting, and the trailers I watched suggest the gameplay could be a lot of fun. Fortunately, it seems like all of that is…

Tiny Bookshop – Review

If you are looking for a cozy game with a laid back atmosphere, give Tiny Bookshop a try. In this cozy indie game, your character leaves the everyday stress behind in favor of running a mobile, second-hand book store in the quaint town of Bookastonbury. When you first start out in Tiny Bookshop, a local…

Resident Evil Requiem – Review

Resident Evil Requiem is the ninth mainline entry into the popular and long-running Resident Evil franchise. This new adventure features two protagonists, Grace Ashcroft and Leon S. Kennedy. The story begins with Grace Ashcroft being assigned to investigate a crime at a location where she had experienced serious trauma nine years earlier. Throughout the adventure,…

MLB The Show 26 – Review

Baseball season is almost here, which means one thing. MLB The Show 26 has arrived to whet your appetite until opening day arrives. Sony’s annual baseball franchise is back, and once again, Aaron Judge adorns the cover. Is MLB The Show 26 worth picking up though or are you fine staying with last year’s game?…

Clue: Murder By Death – Review

The first time I heard about Clue: Murder by Death invoked memories of the famous board game, and trying to determine whether Colonel Mustard really did it in the study with the candlestick. While not directly inspired by the board game, that is no doubt a connection a lot of people will make. Things go…