I thought a couple hours of Pokemon Sword would be plenty to share my first impressions, but there's a lot more to this game than I expected!
Wait, There’s More?! – Additional First Impressions of Pokemon Sword
Welcome to #SobbleSquad – First Impressions of Pokemon Sword
In its early hours, #PokemonSword feels like a strong combination of what worked about Sun and Moon as well as Let's Go.
Improving on Tradition: First Impressions of Dragon Quest XI S
Dragon Quest XI S adds many quality-of-life improvements to the Dragon Quest formula while still maintaining the core of what makes the series so lovable!
Thirst Impressions of AI: The Somnium Files
"Shouldn't that say first impressions?" You obviously have not played AI: The Somnium Files yet!
Chillin’ with the Villains: A Review of the Disney Board Game Villainous
Disney created some of the most iconic villains of my childhood - I review what happens those villains face off in the board game Villainous!
My Second First Impression of Link’s Awakening
I first played Link's Awakening on the GameBoy as a kid, but my memories are as hazy as the dreamlike edges of the screen in this gorgeous re-imagining of a classic Zelda story.
I Finally Got A Link to the Past Off My Backlog
As a kid I never finished A LInk to the Past - now that SNES Online allowed me to revisit it, I can finally say farewell to this classic Zelda title.
Just Different Enough – Fire Emblem Three Houses Dances the Razor’s Edge Between Replayable and Repetitive
Three Houses treads a gossamer thread between showing the world from different perspectives and giving us too much of the same.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses – A Review of Part One, White Clouds
After nearly 45 hours just in part one, Three Houses feels like it might be two entire games.
