by Luke Stone | Apr 23, 2025 | Gaming News
When the first notes of the Oblivion theme filled the room, I was instantly overwhelmed by a wave of nostalgia that hasn’t let up for the past 18 hours. The sweeping orchestration, so deeply etched in my memory, transported me back to a time before the weight of...
by Luke Stone | Apr 16, 2025 | Gaming News
There’s something poetic about the moment the rain starts falling as you creep across a temple rooftop in feudal Japan. The wind rattles through paper lanterns, the faint echo of a shamisen drifts from a nearby inn, and down below, guards shuffle about completely...
by Luke Stone | Apr 9, 2025 | Games
I was wrong. I was embarrassingly, utterly, hilariously wrong. Not long ago, I was on record scoffing at the idea of Pokémon TCG Pocket, the mobile adaptation of the beloved Pokémon Trading Card Game. I asked, “Who asked for this? Why would anyone want this?...
by Luke Stone | Mar 28, 2025 | Games
It’s not every day you wake up in a bunker beneath the English countryside, crawl through a radioactive hedgerow, and immediately get barked at by a bloke in a gas mask offering you tea. But then again, Atomfall isn’t your average post-apocalyptic romp. It’s weird,...
by Luke Stone | Mar 22, 2025 | Games
So, I’m almost there. Dark Souls 2, my final hurdle. The last bastard standing between me and the ultimate bragging rights—platinuming every single Soulsborne game FromSoftware has ever made. It’s been a journey filled with rage quits, triumphs, and far too many hours...
