DLC Review – Play Critically

Blasphemous II – Mea Culpa Review

Mea Culpa reinforces my evaluation of Blasphemous II: Good, great even, but conventional.

Players who completed Dredge last year are once again given little reason to return for its second DLC course.

Forges of Corruption is a true level pack in the first-person shooting tradition of DOOM—just avoid the Nintendo Switch version.

Eastward’s inexplicable DLC transformation into farmlife simulation is a dreadful disappointment.

The Pale Reach offers few reasons to return to Dredge.

Dimension Shellshock is a fun addition to a fantastic videogame if you can accept the grind.