The Witcher 3 stands as the greatest game of the last decade and of all time. In this post, I talk about why this is the case for me.
Games of the Decade #1 – The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition – First Impressions
After playing about 15 hours so far of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition, I give my initial impressions.
Games of the Decade #3 -Mass Effect 2
Bioware's epic sci-fi series, Mass Effect, is arguably one of the greatest video game franchises of all time. They all offer incredible adventures that span galaxies, featuring brilliant characters, engaging gameplay and stories you will never forget. However, if there is one that left the biggest impression on me, it has to have been the masterpiece... Continue Reading →
Games of the Decade #6 – Fire Emblem: Three Houses
Fire Emblem: Three Houses was my GOTY for 2019, so it's no surprise that it makes it onto my 'Greatest Games of the Decade' list. As someone that isn't a huge fan of the franchise (Awakening was the first I'd played and only one I liked before playing Three Houses), it had to do a lot to... Continue Reading →
Games of the Decade #7 – Dragon Age Inquisition
Dragon Age Inquisition had a lot to prove after the mediocre reception of Dragon Age 2. While I enjoyed the game, the lazy, copy-paste design was a major issue, this was accompanied by a very small world. Inquisition was the complete opposite in so many ways and it was clear that BioWare had listened to the criticisms. The game offers... Continue Reading →
Games of the Decade #8 – The Elder Scrolls Online
At number 8 on my "Greatest Games of the Decade" countdown, is The Elder Scrolls Online. A vast and engaging MMO that had me hooked for hundreds of hours.
My 2019 Games Of The Year
2019 has been a great year for gaming. I go through my favourite games of the year, from brilliant RPGs, to chilling and unforgettable stories.
Trails of Cold Steel – Quick Fire Review
Trails of Cold Steel is an expansive JRPG filled with sharp writing, great characters and intriguing narrative. Some repetitive gameplay and monotonous quest structure doesn't stop it from being an enjoyable experience.
Pokemon Sword & Shield Review – As Shallow as an Empty Pokeball
Pokemon is such an important franchise for me and one of my favourites of all time. Pokemon Red was one of the first games I ever played and it got me into gaming as a child. Its core formula has stayed the same over the 20+ years and that's been fine as its stuck to handheld... Continue Reading →
