Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD Review – Ghostly Gig Work
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD offers a beautiful, spooky world full of grinding tasks that too often feel a lot like work.
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James Paley is a university graduate with a love of RPGS and retro platformers. Thinking of getting a triforce tattoo. Loves five-dollar words. Saw an awesome dog once.
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Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked Review – Speedy Sega Smash-Up
The Rocket Knight Adventures: Re-Sparked collection is a great way to play three classic titles that mostly hold up to this day.
Moonstone Island Switch Review – Portable Monster Farming
Moonstone Island is out now for the Switch. Turns out this charming mix of magic, monsters, and homesteading is perfect for portable play.
Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD Has a Pacing Problem
After playing several stages in Luigi’s Mansion 2 HD, I’m more or less onboard, with one notable exception.
Fight Magic With Guns in Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn is shaping up to be a fascinating divergence from the usual soulslike formula.
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door Review – Still The Best
Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door has found new life on the Nintendo Switch, and it’s looking better than ever.
V Rising 1.0 Review – New Vampire Empires
V Rising is finally out of Early Access! The full release is a clever spin on the well-worn survival crafting sim genre.
Intel i9-14900K Review – The Best In The Business
Intel’s new i9-14900K is a real behemoth of a CPU – if you can afford it, you can’t afford to go without it.
Endless Ocean Luminous Review – Plenty of Fish In The Sea
Endless Ocean Luminous is a calming trip to an underwater paradise where there’s sadly very little to actually do.
Thousand Year Door Is Looking Better Than Ever
After spending a little time with Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door, I can confirm that the game looks real good.
