Thunder Blade is an arcade game that was released in 1987. For some of you out there that means this game was conceived ...

Cooperative play in Star Fox Zero isn’t a feature I was entirely excited about going into my experience. I’m pleased to report I ...

It’s a good thing I like Star Fox 64 so much…because Star Fox Zero is a lot like Star Fox 64.

The heroes spend the entire game bouncing from one dimension to the next for reasons that are entirely random and often even accidental. ...

There are two layers to every fight in Project X Zone 2. On the surface there’s a standard SRPG grid with little isometric ...

“The Repair Job” is not actually a terribly difficult quest – it just requires collecting materials to (you guessed it) repair some equipment ...

It’s easy to get the impression that Xenoblade Chronicles X is the best RPG world ever waiting for someone to build an RPG ...

I think the most useful way to explain combat in Xenoblade Chronicles X is by comparing it to Xenoblade. In Xenoblade each character ...

Xenoblade Chronicles X doesn’t start strong. This is hardly a condemnation of the entire game; many great RPGs start slow and don’t hit ...

Finally, the joys, betrayals, and goofiness of multiplayer Zelda have been made accessible to the point that I can recommend them without hesitation.

I don’t think that The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is very fun at all when played alone. It’s functional, but that’s ...

I was not frequently scared by Fatal Frame. The game has its heart in the right place, but the horror is so inconsistent ...

What’s interesting once playing is that the gameplay design is not traditional survival horror. This game is not about disempowering the player or ...

Despite the rainy dimension seeming like a lonely nerd’s wet dream, it turns out to be nothing of the sort. Ame No Marginal ...

Totally delightful and charming, and kind of like watching a train wreck that never quite actually falls off the rails.