Erik Hodges

Lost Records: Bloom & Rage stands out in its genre for its shockingly real portrayal of its characters and the world they live in, delivering an experience that can be too close to home; the defining realism that makes the game something of a masterpiece.

Die in the Dungeon features a great twist on the deckbuilding formula, combining die-rolling RNG with controllable strategy.

I was excited when I was given the opportunity to review Monster Hunter Wilds. While I was initially hesitant about picking up the game outside of

Grimoire Groves is something of a combination of Hades and Stardew Valley. As a roguelite, it combines the familiar procedurally generated dungeon

Slime Heroes is a delightful soulslike that serves as a great introduction to the genre while providing plenty of excitement for veterans.

FragPunk stands out in the genre for its creative, reality-altering twist on familiar mechanics. Though I wish it leaned further into its unique aesthetic, it still distinguishes itself from the crowd and is absolutely worth trying.

Obsidian makes incredible RPG games with great characters, but this staple AAA RPG mechanic needs to be added to its next games.

With upcoming changes to some core mechanics in Total War Warhammer III, there is one other major change I'd like to see made to the game.

The long awaited Five Nights at Freddy's Chapter for Dead by Daylight will finally be previewed during the game's 9 year anniversary.

A brand new My Hero Academia game may have just been leaked by none other than Weekly Shonen Jump's publishing company.