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Pokémon Legends: Arceus changes the formula, pushes the envelope, and most importantly, makes us feel like a kid experiencing Pokémon again.

Shin Megami Tensei V consistently challenges players through intuitive turn-based battles in a beautifully destroyed open world. After years of waiting, Shin Megami Tensei V...

I have been playing little bits of Valheim recently and I realized that I finally broke the 90 hour mark on the game.

Released on Sept. 24 for all major platforms, Konami's latest Castlevania release features a robust collection of classic titles all in one bundle. There are four titles packed into this bundle, three from the GBA-era of Castlevania and Konami also included Dracula X, the reimagined version of Rondo of Blood on the SNES.

It's not game over, man! (At least not for our Aliens: Fireteam Elite review). I highly recommend Aliens: Fireteam Elite to anyone that is a fan of the Alien franchise and enjoys the standard third-person shooter type of gameplay.

An unapologetic love letter to the classic JRPG genre, Bravely Default II doubles down on series staples to create every traditional JRPG lover's dream. If you're a fan of the Bravely Default series, then I think you will enjoy this title, and if you're a fan of JRPGs, I think this is definitely a game worth playing. For everyone else, I would recommend checking out the Bravely Default II demo on the Nintendo eShop before making any purchasing decisions.

Valheim is an interesting, survival-crafting experience that painstakingly pushes survival above fun. If you're into the genre, then I suggest checking it out, by the two-hour mark, you won't begin to scratch the surface of the game, but you'll have a feel for whether the game is for you or not.

The newest addition to the ever-popular zombie killing and puzzle solving franchise has been out for a few weeks now and I can safely say that I have put enough time into it to give an honest opinion. I can say that I am happy to be able to give a full review for Resident Evil Village.

Outriders does a lot of things really well and I can say after playing the demo that I do want to be excited for it and get into it. However, I do worry that some issues I have with the game won't be ironed out within the month between now and launch.

Taking place in the fictional Midwest town of Raccoon City, players choose either the role of Leon S. Kennedy or Claire Redfield. Upon entering the now decrepit city, players are welcomed with open arms by the recently infected population. The opening scene has the main characters fleeing a gas station and making their way to the Raccoon Police Department (R.P.D.) in search of answers and survivors. This begins the jumping-off point as you scour your way through the labyrinthine R.P.D., local sewer system, and finally, into the secret underground laboratory where the city-wide outbreak originated from.