It’s now March, and you know what that means: Shamrock Shake season. Oh, and I guess there are some video game releases too, so here are my top five anticipated games for this month. The game has to release on at least one major...

Axiom Verge Axiom Verge is a Metroidvania platformer about a scientist who is injured in an accident and wakes up in an ancient alien land. I originally played and reviewed this game years ago, but I was rather harsh on the game. Over...

Note: Game provided by Gamechuck. A speed limit implies following the rules, but what are the rules when a mysterious man hands you a gun in the middle of a train ride? In the game Speed Limit, there is only one rule: survive. Where o...

All good things must come to an end, and the end of a trilogy is no different. The best trilogies in entertainment are ones who create something great and keep to that high quality consistently through each part. Hitman 3, the final p...

Welcome to a new set of entries into the BRG Collection. The rest of the games in my ongoing list can be found here or at the bottom of this blog. With that said, here are entries #5-8. Return of the Obra Dinn Release Year: 2018 / D...

Another month, another monthly list. This year is so far shaping up to be a relatively quiet one in terms of releases, but that doesn’t mean nothing is releasing either. So without further ado, let’s get into the rules. Th...

To say the release of Cyberpunk 2077 has been rocky is a bit of an understatement. Despite all of these issues, many people swear by the game itself, and many critics have given the title high review scores. Even with my tempered expe...

Before Call of Duty, Far Cry, and many more first-person shooters, there was Doom. And before Doom, there was Wolfenstein. The iconic FPS franchise is my latest rank, and I plan on playing every Wolfenstein release with possible excep...

Another year, another Call of…well, you get the point. Apparently I don’t, however, because I keep buying these damn games. I tell myself I won’t get the new game, then I look at the RPG mechanics and setting, and n...

What are the best video games of all time? That is an impossible question to answer. The games industry is still evolving, and what people consider “the best” is subjective. Despite this, media outlets left-and-right have ...

New year, same old list. January tends to be the quietest month of the year in terms of releases, but there are still releases happening, which means this list must also exist. That being said, my number one pick is likely going to be...

This is it. The end of the year. It’s been a very strange year, but the games industry kept rolling o. Before we wave 2020 goodbye and look into what 2021 could bring, it’s time to look back and see what this year had to o...

Mario turned 35 recently, and Nintendo celebrated by creating a three-game collection of 3D Super Mario games. As simple as that may sound, anyone who knows about this product knows about the…curious decisions made around the g...

There are many video game award ceremonies that happen every year, awarding the best the year had to offer. Much like the movie industry, however, there is only one award that truly matters in the minds of many: The Game Awards. Every...

Note: Review code provided by Terminals.io and Honig Studio/Handy Games When I think of a Western, I think of a grizzled cowboy trying to make ends meet or fighting off the baddies from a town. But the Wild West isn’t just about...

Normally, the month of December is quiet in terms of video game releases, but this year’s December is anything but. So let’s celebrate this month of holidays with list 41, going over my top anticipated releases of December...

Note: Review code provided by Terminals.io and Gunfire Games/THQ Nordic Remnant: From the Ashes was one of my top games of 2019, so a new game taking place in the same universe piqued my interest. Interestingly enough, this game was a...

“Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in.” This is a famous quote from The Godfather Part 3, but it also applies to the life of Kiryu. It’s funny to think that a game about the Yakuza stars a character wh...

Project Warlock Project Warlock is first-person shooter in the aesthetic of classic Doom. It can be hard to keep up with all of the modern shooters with retro inspirations coming out, so what does this game do to set itself apart fro...

The one hobby I have outside of video games is rock climbing. Unfortunately, it is a sport that isn’t accurately represented in most games. The closest I have seen to “accurate” climbing is The Climb, but from the ga...

NFSW Warning: This blog includes violent visuals and themes as well as colorful language. Hatred is not a good game. Released in 2015, Hatred garnered a lot of controversy for its extreme violence, even getting a rare “Adults On...

Even though the delay of Cyberpunk 2077 puts the release back to December, this November is still the largest month for video games this year for two main reasons: Xbox and Playstation. List 40 is a special one because this month sees...

The adventures of Solid Snake continues, this time on a new system and an extra dimension. There is an eight year gap between the release of Metal Gear 2: Solid Snake and Metal Gear Solid, but many consider this to be the true beginni...

Note: code provided by developer. There are a lot of rogue-likes and rogue-lites releasing every year, so trying to keep up with them can be tough. In this sea of games, however, are a few games worth investing time into. One of those...

Note: This will not be a comparison to the original Mafia game this remake is based on. While this review does not spoil the ending, it will spoil an important character death as well as one of the themes of the ending. The tales of t...

The Mafia trilogy has made its way to the 8th generation of consoles, with the first game getting the remake treatment and the second being remastered. I’ve been a fan of the series for a little while, but ever since I first pla...

Normally, October is the biggest month of the year for releases, but I guess 2020 isn’t a normal year. Between the pandemic and new consoles releasing, a lot of games have been shifting around, leaving October feeling a bit smal...

I don’t like dealing with absolutes. Whenever someone asks what my favorite game or movie is, I tell them I don’t have one, because that is the truth. The more games I play, the more I realize I haven’t played, so ho...

While it doesn’t share the same name, Agents of Mayhem shares the same universe and even a few similar plot points as Saints Row. The main reason this game is here, though, is as a replacement for not ranking the first Saints Ro...

Back in 2018, I ranked four Sniper Ghost Warrior games (including Sniper Art of Victory) under one blog, as for it was before I changed to my new ranking format. Now, I have a new game to add to the rank, but with the new format. Beca...