No More Heroes III: Aetherial Review
No More Heroes III makes the argument for understanding games as patchwork, mixed-medium affairs. From top to tail, No More Heroes III...
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Adam
Aug 15, 2021
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0: Aetherial Review
Evangelion 3.0 + 1.0 did something I didn’t think was possible for a piece of media to do to me in the year of 2021. It produced within...
Adam
Apr 28, 2021
Monster Hunter Rise Strikes The Perfect Balance between Downtime, Destruction & Detail
Monster Hunter Rise has a comfy vibe. It’s coherently comfy in this instalment, which ditches the slightly more grounded edge of 2018’s...
Adam
Jan 27, 2021
Performance & Tragicomedy in Yakuza: Like A Dragon
Yakuza: Like A Dragon begins with a performance of dramatic violence. It’s part of a more detailed flashback that ends up serving a...
Adam
Apr 26, 2020
Final Fantasy VII Remake: Aetherial Review
In a pleasant surprise that briefly mitigated all of the anxiety caused by society collapsing, I was lucky enough to receive Final...
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