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The Wolf Among Us Remastered - Video Review

Noah Waterman — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:00:14 GMT

It's been a long wait for The Wolf Among Us 2 to be released, and in order to get us ready, TellTale games had given us a remaster of the story that brought them to prominence with The Wolf Among Us Remastered. While TellTale has had their own ups and downs, does this celebration of their legacy do enough to maintain the hype leading into the series long awaited return?

The Wolf Among Us Remastered Review

Joshua Duckworth — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 13:00:14 GMT

For many fans, Telltale Games' The Wolf Among Us is the best episodic, choice-driven narrative game ever produced by the company. That's not to say it didn't have some technical or gameplay issues, but it quickly became a cult classic, with many fans eager to see a sequel ever since The Wolf Among Us Episode 5 came to an end. Currently, The Wolf Among Us 2 is set to release in 2027, and The Wolf Among Us Remastered acts as a new herald for its arrival.

Phantom Blade Zero Review

Nick Rodriguez — Mon, 26 Oct 2026 05:10:18 GMT

As soon as it was revealed, Phantom Blade Zero's flashy, spectacle-driven third-person combat captured the imaginations of action game fans the world over, but it was hard to tell how it would actually play. Speaking personally, I was expecting the game to be a satisfying mix of soulslike and character-action tropes, hopefully wrapped up in a decently compelling fantasy world.

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort Review

Dalton Cooper — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 21:19:19 GMT

Nintendo Switch Sports Resort features 12 sports for players to check out, and most of them are quite fun. Series staples like tennis, bowling, and golf are all accounted for, with table tennis, archery, boxing, and more available as well. Each sport uses motion controls for input, with tennis requiring players to simply swing their Joy-Con 2s and sports like basketball proving to be a bit more complicated, with players having to account for different moves depending on if they are playing offense or defense.

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Review

Dalton Cooper — Fri, 23 Oct 2026 21:14:12 GMT

Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 features three distinct game modes, all of which are top-tier and some of the best the series has ever had. MW4 retains the series' tried-and-true multiplayer, making smart changes to elevate it above most of the other recent Call of Duty games, and it also has the expansive extraction mode, DMZ. Modern Warfare 4's campaign, meanwhile, is a brilliantly-paced, blockbuster thrill ride from start to finish with some of the most memorable missions and moments in any CoD. Most Call of Duty games have three core game modes on offer, but it's rare for them to hit all three completely out of the park like Modern Warfare 4 does.

Final Fantasy Resonance - Video Review

Noah Waterman — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 13:00:14 GMT

Final Fantasy has a long history worth celebrating, and with the release of Final Fantasy Resonance, it appears that the celebration has begun. But while many feel that the turn based RPG series has left much of their roots behind, SquareEnix appears to have some new tricks up their old sleeves. Join us as we review this return to classic form.

Final Fantasy Resonance Review

Josh Cotts — Tue, 20 Oct 2026 13:00:14 GMT

Final Fantasy is one of those franchises that I will always pre-order without question, and it has been that way since I first fell in love with the series over 25 years ago. So, going into Final Fantasy Resonance, I was ready to be impressed, and after spending nearly 50 hours with it, I can confidently say that it did, in fact, impress me. Final Fantasy Resonance is essentially a full-fledged console remake of the first story arc of the mobile RPG Final Fantasy Brave Exvius, following two knights named Rain and Lasswell as they attempt to stop a mysterious enemy known as Veritas of the Dark from destroying the world's crystals. However, rather than simply bringing the mobile game to modern platforms, Square Enix has rebuilt it into a more traditional Final Fantasy experience, complete with gorgeous HD-2D visuals, strategic turn-based combat, and a progression system that puts a new spin on the series' classic job system.

Valor Mortis Review: The Most Refreshing Soulslike in Years

Nick Rodriguez — Mon, 12 Oct 2026 13:00:13 GMT

There have been so many soulslikes in recent years that the genre, which was once considered to be at the cutting-edge of melee-action game design, can inspire weariness more often than excitement. A lot of gamers are tired of the same old, FromSoftware-led dance, as even well-designed soulslikes can suffer from a lack of ingenuity. Valor Mortis, the latest first-person action game from Ghostrunner developer One More Level, arrives as a salve for this rash of derivativeness.

Hellraiser: Revival Review

Cameron Swan — Thu, 08 Oct 2026 12:00:14 GMT

I strongly believe that 1987's Hellraiser deserves to stand right alongside genre-defining classics like A Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th, and Halloween. The rest of the franchise, I'm not so sure about. Hellraiser has had a notoriously tumultuous history, with many of its entries being straight-to-DVD duds that lack any of the charm or wonderfully grotesque intrigue of the first few movies.

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave Review

Dalton Cooper — Fri, 02 Oct 2026 19:19:59 GMT

Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave is a massive game with five main playable protagonists, dozens of characters to recruit, an expansive overworld map, social elements, side quests, dungeon crawling, turn-based "Clash Battles," and more on top of the core tactics gameplay. It can be overwhelming, but there's no denying that players are getting their money's worth, which is a good thing considering Fortune's Weave's high $80 price tag.