Review Archives

Forza Horizon 6 Review – MORE SPECTACLE PLEASE!

Anthony Culinas Forza Horizon, Forza Horizon 5, Forza Horizon 6, Game Review, Microsoft Windows, Playground Games, PlayStation 5, Racing Video Game, Simulation Game, Sports, Xbox Series X and Series S

Forza Horizon 6 doesn’t hit the same turbocharged highs as its Mexico-set predecessor, trading some of the series’ wacky arcade chaos for a more grounded spin through Japan.

Pragmata Review – ANDROID PIGGYBACK

Anthony Culinas Action-adventure, Adventure, Adventure Game, Capcom, Microsoft Windows, Nintendo Switch 2, PlayStation 5, Pragmata, Xbox Series X and Series S

Pragmata is one of the strangest, yet most exciting games I’ve reviewed this year.

Screamer Review – ANIME FAST & FURIOUS?

Anthony Culinas Microsoft Windows, Milestone, PlayStation 5, Racing Video Game, Screamer, Xbox Series X and Series S

Screamer is a gloriously chaotic arcade racer that makes you remember why smashing rivals off the track never gets old.

Resident Evil Requiem Review – SPLIT DOWN THE MIDDLE

Anthony Culinas Capcom, Microsoft Windows, PlayStation 5, Resident Evil, Resident Evil Requiem, Xbox Series X and Series S

Resident Evil Requiem kicks off as a near-perfect slice of modern survival horror, but can’t sustain that brilliance across its full campaign.

Return to Silent Hill Review – A HUGE MISTAKE?!

Anthony Culinas Konami, Return to Silent Hill, return to silent hill 2026, return to silent hill movie, return to silent hill review, silent hill 2 movie

Return to Silent Hill looks and sounds the part, but completely misses the emotional core and themes that made Silent Hill 2 iconic.

Octopath Traveler Zero Review – A GRANDETH PREQUEL

Anthony Culinas DOKIDOKI GROOVE WORKS, Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, Octopath Traveler, Octopath Traveler 0, Octopath Traveler 0 Review, Octopath Traveler Zero, Octopath Traveler Zero Review, Square Enix, Yasunori Nishiki

Octopath Traveler Zero does have some issues, yet it’s still so damn addictive. Stronger storytelling, a unified thematic vision and an even more tactical combat system make this the most purposeful Octopath yet, even if its mobile phone game remnants drag things down.