High on Life is the newest game by Rick and Morty co-creator, Justin Roiland, and that is either going to have you incredibly excited or exhausted by his relentless sense of humor. High on Life is the biggest and best executed of his foray into video games. It doesn’t always hit, but when it does, it’s a natural bullseye.

Chained Echoes is the result of the love of the golden era of JRPG’s surrounding the SNES and PSOne, a game birthed from the admiration of several beloved titles, and the result of seven years of dedication, passion, and purpose. This is, without question, a masterpiece that needs to be experienced.

Goat Simulator 3 had me in stitches from its humor to the chaos that I would cause in its playground of an open world. Its quests, customization, and gameplay, constantly kept me entertained, concluding in an absolutely bat-shit finale that felt completely at home with this bizarre and goofy adventure. 

Sonic Frontiers had the potential to be Sonic’s big moment. With two massively popular movies under the blue blur’s belt, Sonic fever was running at an all-time high. Sadly, Sonic Team fumbles the ball with a buggy, slow, and uninspired take on the Breath of the Wild formula. Sonic deserved better.

Callisto Protocol’s comparisons to Dead Space are certainly valid, but apart from its aesthetics and a few combat options, the two titles couldn’t be more different. While Callisto Protocol is still, by definition, survival horror, this new IP by Dead Space’s own Glenn Schofield is anything but scary.

Jitsu Squad is as flashy as it is action-packed. It’s filled to the brim with numerous pop-culture references, special moves, and a wide assortment of baddies to absolutely decimate. If you’re a fan of the side-scrolling brawlers of the 90’s , then this title is certainly worth a look. 

Pokemon Scarlet and Violet are impressive Pokemon adventures, filled with incredible ambition and some enjoyable new Pokemon to track down and train. However, this latest entry is also burdened with excessive performance issues, awful texture work, and a ton of other issues that Nintendo should be ashamed of.