Ron Burke

Everspace 2 is an excellent game through and through. As you can read in my review, I enjoyed the story, finding it to be far deeper than expected and expansive at over 30 hours of bespoke universe to explore. The music is pure fire, the combat is challenging, gear progression is solid. The only real hitch I found was technical when I reviewed it – something that's been resolved by a recent move to Unreal Engine 5. Playing into the endgame, I did also hit a snag with the loop when I started running rifts as they tend to funnel you into a specific ship and weapon archetype. Still, what's on offer is easily one of the best arcade space sim / looter shooter games on the market. As the team at Rockfish ship their very first paid DLC, it's time to return to the world of clones, tense combat, and one highly-quotable smartass robot.

It has been a little over a year since Final Fantasy XVI released on the PlayStation 5.

Before we kick this review off, please be aware that I will be directly addressing the ending of the base game. Tread carefully if you've not completed the base game.

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — The Rundown is back in week 7 with high school games from across New Mexico. KOAT Sports Anchors Ron Burke and Natalie Bode will showcase the must-see plays you missed.

Supermassive Games made quite a name for themselves when they released their interactive horror drama game Until Dawn back in 2015 on the PlayStation 4, which garnered critical praise and acclaim. Well it's 2024 now and PlayStation decided to greenlight a re-creation of a game that isn't even that old on the PlayStation 5. It will also be the first time the game will be available on PC. The only caveat is, it's not Supermassive Games behind the scenes this time, it's Ballistic Moon, a new studio co-founded by previous Supermassive members. So how does this new Until Dawn fare? Is it worth it? It turns out that might depend on your platform…

From all the way back to the Atari 2600, where two blocks danced around the ring, to the halcyon days of the various Fight Night titles, Creed: Rise to Glory in VR, and Punch-Out for NES, SNES, and Switch, we've been chasing the sweet science, waiting for the game that'd let us glove up against the greats. Undisputed is the latest to weigh in for a shot at the belt. Ding, ding – time to put up or shut up.

I've been reviewing Warhammer 40K: Rogue Trader – Void Shadows, the expansion to the absolutely INCREDIBLE Rogue Trader, but…I just don't know where to stop.

The team at Piranha Games knows mech combat. Mechwarrior Online has been going strong since 2013, and they successfully rebooted the single-player experience with MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries. We enjoyed it quite a bit, with the only real gap being the thinner storyline. Six expansions built on the fantastic foundation they'd built, but the refrain was always the same – when do we get to play as a filthy Clanner? Well…it's time.

We absolutely LOVED Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 2, as you can see in our review. Well, the folks at Displate love em too, adding a whopping 432 Warhammer-based plates to declare your allegiance, be it for the Emperor, Chaos, Orks, Xenos, Nighthaunt, and much more. In celebration of Space Marine 2, and that my wife […]

The Veil is the only thing standing between our world and a hoard of demons. Now one ancient elven god wants to tear it open. Solas, or the Dread Wolf, sealed the elven gods within the Fade millenia ago to stop their tyranny, but to restore the world to its former glory he’s willing to […]