Mike DeVillar
The now legendary Yakuza franchise had some rough beginnings in the west. With an interesting localization propping it up, it became a cautionary tale on how an otherwise great game can be brought down by mishandled localization.
God Hand is a weird game with weird combat. But what it lacks in normalcy it makes up for in absolute player freedom.
Risk of Rain takes the formula of Roguelikes and distills it into a chaotic orchestra in which you are the conductor. But how you play your symphony is up to you.
As Yoko Taro’s directorial debut, Drakengard is a bad game that is worth playing to experience the journey to insanity that it explores.
Before the historic Souls series was born, From Software had the King’s Field franchise. Taking a look at King’s Field: The Ancient City, are these games worth revisiting?
Devil May Cry has an iconic main character in the shape of the demon hunter, Dante, but his road to character fans know and love was not a very smooth one. What happened along the way?
Everyone that’s ever worked retail has a horror story or two. Night of the Consumers seeks to take all of them and melt them down into one day of absolute terror.
Baldur’s Gate 2 released in 1999, and has been hailed as a classic of the CRPG genre ever since. But how has it aged? We take a look and see if this D&D game stands the test of time.
Fatum Betula is an indie PS1-style game with a disquieting atmosphere about choosing the world’s future. But do its existential musings hold up?