Under Defeat (PS5) | REVIEW | What's New In This Updated Console Version?

It's been two generations since the last port of "Under Defeat" ever hit consoles. This time around the military shoot 'em up from the not too distant past resurfaces once more in all it's glory with two new modes of play, and a revamped soundtrack to boot! All as the Union once again faces off against the Empire in heated military arcade action. Featuring it's own signature tilting mechanic, basic gun and bomb play, as well as an Options satellite for higher scoring you will pilot one of four distinctly different helicopter models as you take out military targets with extreme prejiduce. 

Girlfriend From Hell (PS5) | REVIEW | A Fresh Take on Relationship Games

Guys. If you've ever been in the dating scene like I have you've more than likely encountered that clingy girlfriend who won't leave you alone, am I right? The kind of girlfriend who is so desperate to maintain the relationship she'll make you're life a living hell if you don't commit. That, my friends, is what SometimesYou's latest indie, "Girlfriend From Hell" is all about. 

At it's heart it is a point-and-click puzzle solving game wherein Mia, the disgruntled girlfriend, aims to make her boyfriend Haruto's life miserable for not accepting her wedding proposal. Haruto, by contrast, is the kind of guy who prioritizes gaming, and would rather enjoy the girlfriend fantasy as apposed to the real deal. Sadly this game takes Mia's side of the sordid ordeal, for better or for worse ...

Why Is Black Ops 6 Losing Players Fast?

Speculation has been circulating on social media that Black ops 6 is dying, or is already dead. According to sources the game has lost 80% of it's player base. This is definitely lining up with the claims of a dying game. While I cannot, personally, fact check this I do have my theories as to why BO6 has failed to satisfy returning Call of Duty fans. 

Is Wildfrost on Nintendo Switch Worth Your Time?

Seeing as it's still Winter I feel it's an alright time to take a look back at one of the Switch's cooler deckbuilding roguelikes. That deckbuilding roguelike being Chucklefish's "Wildfrost". This Wintry themed indie that looks like it would be at home in an 'Adventure Time' cartoon harbors it's on art style, unique characters, and interesting mechanics. As the hero of a tribe you must face off against the opposing forces at hand in lane and turn based tactical combat on a map of branching paths filled with points of opportunity.