By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, a column created to gather the works of our members and interns alike to give them a shout out! March has been an eventful month, filled with plenty of great games to play and cover. This time around we’ve got stories featuring Romeo is A…
By Jade Entien There is nothing I love more than women in horror. I love my femme fatales, my evil-doing women, and most of all, my final girls. In the past, we had only helpless damsels in distress, female characters who were victims while their male counterparts took the glory at the end. Now, though,…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome once again to the Roundup! Much has happened regarding news both inside and outside of the Circle, most notably being our successful August 16th Charity Livestream. Review-wise, we have what life is like as the perfect shape in To a T, a Switch remake of a classic DS farming…
By Jade Entien Let me begin by saying that I love horror games. I love their ambience, their characters, their stories, and the adrenaline rush they give me. I live for those horrifying moments. I’ve never played a walking simulator horror game (other than the demo of P.T.), but Luto (Spanish for mourning) gives the…
By Ronald Gordon Happy Spring from the Roundup, where we gather up stories from the Critics Circle’s Members and Interns alike! With the new season, there’s: FATE: Reawakened, Reus 2, Lost Records: Bloom & Rage, three games released in March you should definitely play, news of the Nintendo Switch 2, Atomfall, Doom: Dark Ages, and…
By Jade Entien When the original FATE came out back in 2005, I was only a year old; video games wouldn’t be relevant to me until I was five, as that was when my parents put me onto JumpStart. But though I wasn’t old enough for (or aware of, for that matter) the FATE series,…
By Ronald Gordon Hello and welcome back to the Roundup, where we gather the stories of members and interns alike to give them the spotlight! New games are popping up all over the place, with games such as Like a Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii and Monster Hunter: Wilds in the scifi future taking the…
By Jade Entien Imagine this; you’re stressed out, tired with deadlines approaching and the world seems to be coming down around you. You need an escape, but the Grand Canyon is booked up, the Caribbean’s too far, and Disneyworld is out of your budget … what to do before you pull that last hair out? …
By Ronald Gordon Seasons greetings to you all and a warm welcome back to the Roundup, the column meant to highlight great articles from members and interns alike! The end of 2024 is right around the corner, but that doesn’t mean reviews and news around gaming have come to a halt, there’s still plenty more…
By Jade Entien After blowing the dust off the Xbox I was positive I wouldn’t be touching for the entirety of my semester, I downloaded Bloomtown: A Different Story, developed by Lazy Bear Games and Different Sense Games. I prepared myself for what I assumed would be a typical pixel turn-based RPG. However, it took…