Resident Evil Requiem Review
In the summer of 2025 Capcom revealed the next mainline game in the Resident Evil franchise: Resident Evil Requiem. They talked a little about its many years in development and how it had gone through several iterations before they decided to have it focus on Grace, a new character. Their explanation for this is that they wanted to have a game with a horror experience like Resident Evil 2 and 7 with Leon (the protagonist of RE2, 4, and 6) but didn’t think anything could scare Leon any more. So here was our main character Grace and they hope you enjoy it. They then went home and laughed to themselves until December 2025 where they revealed that Leon was in the game too with a completely different, more action-focused style. It’s the franchise’s 30th anniversary, after all, why not try to cram both the remake third-person gameplay and the modern first-person…
Ninja Gaiden 4 The Two Masters (DLC) review
Ninja Gaiden has never had much in the way of “story DLC.” Generally the best you’d get for more story content would be the re-releases with the Sigmas and Razor’s Edge that added new playable characters with their own one to three chapters. As such no one really knew what to expect with the recent Ninja Gaiden 4 The Two Masters DLC, outside of the two weapons advertised in the promo art. How many levels? New/returning characters? What would Yakumo and Ryu’s interactions be like after the events of the main campaign? With all those questions I can answer all of them with the same statement: not much. We’ll start with the new weapons, since that’s the main draw here in my opinion. Yakumo and Ryu get one weapon each, with Yakumo getting “Solitaire” which in its base form is a double bladed sickle but in Yakumo’s bloodraven form it turns into a scythe that looks…