Kojima Productions has proven it is good at sequels. Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty was an incredibly impactful […]
Author: Gamerfang
Little Nightmares Review – A Grotesque Tale That Plays Off The Familiar – Gamerfang
Little Nightmares is like hearing a cover of one of your favorite songs. On first glance, much of Tarsier Studios’ […]
Dragon Ball FighterZ Review – A Champion Welcoming All Challengers – Gamer fang
Dragon Ball FighterZ accomplishes a difficult task: Taking two insular genres (fighting games and licensed products) and broadening the appeal […]
Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour Review – Homework The Video Game – Gamer fang
At reveal, Nintendo Switch 2 Welcome Tour seemed like a charming way to learn about the tech of the Switch […]
Mario Kart World Review – Roam If You Want To – Gamerfang
For some family and friend groups, Mario Kart is an institution – a foundational memory of competition, silliness, and fun […]
Lies of P Review – Exemplary Encore – Gamerfang
DLCs rarely get their hooks in me. While I enjoy the add-ons I do play, few reach beyond a reminder […]
Elden Ring: Nightreign Review – Encapsulating Efficiency – Gamer fang
I was skeptical of Elden Ring Nightreign when I first learned of it. Elden Ring is a masterpiece, and though […]
Blades of Fire Review – Arduous Adventure – Gamerfang
Blades of Fire developer MercurySteam has a fascinating trajectory. Amidst excellent releases in the Castlevania and Metroid franchises, MercurySteam interrupted […]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown Review – Splitting Up The Family – Gamer fang
The Turtles have a long history in video games, and the spectrum of quality for those projects is all over […]
Monster Train 2 Review – Engine Ingenuity – Gamer fang
“No two runs are the same” is an oft-spoken line in reference to roguelikes, and it has perhaps never been […]