More Than a Meme: A Review of ‘Bugsnax’
Is Bugsnax more than a catchy theme song?
Category: Review of the Month
For every month since January 2020, Epilogue Gaming has produced an in-depth “Review of the Month.” You can find and search for them here.
Toadally Worth A Play – A ‘Battletoads’ Review
For its sheer variety alone, Battletoads is worth a look, and has enough of a mechanical foundation to keep me wanting more.
The Hard Choice: An Epilogue For ‘The Last of Us Part II’
The Last of Us Part II is an emotionally complex and intentionally misleading adventure that offers us insight to overcoming grievances and the consequences of resolution.
Is ‘Paper Mario: The Origami King’ Worth Playing?
Ultimately, it feels unfair to compare Origami King to games it seems to have no interest in competing with. Almost everything it delivers feels experimental, even if a lot of its strengths are core to what has made the franchise so popular.
Elegant, Curious, and Spirited: A Critical Review of ‘Ori and the Will of the Wisps’
It’s Ben’s recommendation that you listen to the Ori and the Will of the Wisps score, composed by Gareth Coker and published by Microsoft Studios, while reading the review. It’s easy to get lost...
The Creative Library: A Critical Review of ‘Dreams’
Dreams is almost impossible to describe. Media Molecule’s digital sandbox, packaged as a video game, is one of the most unique additions to the gaming sphere in years. Dreams hits that same “weird” spot...
Another Echo for a Timeless Legend: The ‘Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot’ Review
Though the story of Dragon Ball Z has been told countless times, I never grow tired of experiencing the tale. However, even a story as golden and beloved as Dragon Ball Z cannot carry...
