Review- Luigi’s Mansion: Dark Moon (Nintendo 3DS)

The original Luigi’s Mansion released as a launch title for the Nintendo Gamecube back in 2001. In a change of roles, players embarked on a quest through a haunted mansion as the cowardly, light-hearted, under-appreciated Luigi, braving the spirits of the dead and an army of Boos to save his older brother. A Metroid-like style …

Review- Undertale (Nintendo Switch)

When Undertale first released in 2015, it generated more buzz than a hornet’s nest smacked with a baseball bat. Critics and players alike anointed it as one of the greatest indie games ever released due to its unique combat system, clever characters, and nostalgic, old-school soundtrack. But I had a problem: the game was only …

Review- Divinity: Original Sin 2 (Xbox One)

Brutal is the word that comes to mind when I reflect upon the opening hours of Divinity: Original Sin 2. Numerous changes to combat from the original game’s formula left me flabbergasted at best and slightly regretting my purchase at worst. My friend, who joined me through the first game two and a half times …