Adam Arter

Turtles are everywhere in Elden Ring. From the first time you encounter a player message telling you there's …

Twenty years after its release, the GBA classic Wario Land 4 remains a fascinating artifact. It's not only an…

When Dragon's Dogma was first released in the summer of 2012 to relatively little fanfare, one of its biggest…

In the Tokyo of Kaiju No. 8, the destruction, chaos and gore left in the wake of giant monster attacks are an…

In the current landscape of microtransactions and pay-to-win mechanics, it’s comforting to consider the golde…

After taking your first steps in Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines, you'll be struck with an overwhelming …

Glamour is the true endgame' is a phrase you have likely heard if you've been part of the Final Fantasy XIV c…

Before even starting my Final Fantasy XIV: Endwalker MSQ experience, I had to cope with some disappointments …

Yakuza: Like A Dragon begins with a performance of dramatic violence. It's part of a more detailed flashback …

Several years later, I'm playing through Ryu Ga Gotoku studio's recent Yakuza spin-off sequel Lost Judgment a…

From the guiding omniscient voice that describes the effects of your character's actions in Divinity: Origina…

The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky FC is an experience that excels in many important aspects of RPG desi…

My first memory of being scared by a video game arrives to me with a distinctly crunchy, digitised soundbyte:…

Guest contributor Adam Arter discusses tokusatsu villain redemption arcs and what makes them work. Disclaimer…

There's a lot of reasons to love Neon White. It's a game confident in its ambitions, singularly focused on de…

It's not uncommon for those who would consider themselves ex- Minecraft players to feel the game's siren call…