Author: Eddie De Santiago

With robust world building, masterful writing, and fun and fluid combat, Dragon Age The Veilguard was worth the wait.

Thanks to some fun and intuitive mechanics and goals in Dimensional Double Shift, I’m looking forward to the rest of what it has to offer.

Thanks to a variety of settings, factions, and story threads to interact with, Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be worth exploring time and again.

If the combat, writing, and world design are maintained across the rest of Dragon Age: The Veilguard, then playing it will be Bioware’s easiest choice.

The Plucky Squire cares more about you having fun than it does about forcing you to enjoy all the tricks it has up its proverbial sleeve.

SAEKO: Giantess Dating Sim puts players into a relationship with a giant woman and combines horror and romance to create a truly unique experience.

With a mission based gameplay loop and some friends, Whisper Mountain Outbreak is sure to provide some thrills, even when things go wrong.

After some hands-on time, The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom feels like another creative grand slam for the long-running series.