Cody Peterson

There is nothing in the world that I love more than giant fighting robots.

Side-scrolling brawlers are a difficult genre to get right. The genre goes all the way back to the mid-80s, and video games have tried to emulate or evolve this concept ever since.

The universe has deemed it necessary to gift me another Souls-like game to review with Morbid: The Seven Acolytes, and I must say that the premise of this one was incredibly exciting and p

I have quite a bit of experience with tough games that want nothing more than to kill their players and test their patience.

We are close enough now to the end of 2020 to go ahead and say that Bugsnax is by far the strangest thing to release all year.

Its always impressive to me when a studio's very first game manages to be get almost everything right.

There is nothing more exhilarating than hurtling around a corner at sixty miles an hour and waiting as your car slides further and further off the road before the tires find traction and you jerk f

Three of my favorite video games of all time are Portal 2, Metroid Prime, and The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time.

One of the first things that most game reviewers are taught in their career is to judge a game based on its merits no matter what it costs.

The beat 'em up genre used to absolutely dominate the world of video games, but as time has gone on and gamers have clamored for more open world experiences the side scrolling action genre was quic

Out of all of the games I have reviewed this year, at first glance I would have said that Onee Chanbara Origin would be the absolute worst.

Traveling through the zombie-infested world of Darksburg takes me back to the days of sitting on my cousin's worn out futon as we attempted to survive in Left 4 Dead.