Taylor Rioux
Slay the Princess - The Pristine Cut Review
Slay the Princess is a masterwork of storytelling and visual design. Exemplary writing and voice work will keep you hanging on every word.
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Taylor Rioux
Oct 295 min read
F.E.A.R. Platinum Collection Review
Repetitive combat, and dull, washed-out level design make a bulk of the horror shooter a chore, rather than an engaging romp.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 244 min read
Little Nightmares Review
Little Nightmares is a game begging to be examined more closely, but even if you do, I'm not sure you'll ever get a concrete answer.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 174 min read
Alien: Isolation Review
Alien: Isolation succeeds in so many more ways than it fails. Everything in the game serves to make the experience tense and frightening.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 105 min read
Resident Evil 2 (2019) Review
From the exciting story to the frightening creatures on display, this game shines brightly in the dark.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 81 min read
Dredge Mini Review
A unique concoction that is one part fishing game, one part inventory management, and two parts eldritch horror.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 74 min read
Horror game remakes are thriving. What makes them work?
Horror remakes continue to see success. What makes them work?
Taylor Rioux
Oct 35 min read
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice Review
Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice is at times moving and at others frustrating in its execution. It has a lot to say, and does so very well.
Taylor Rioux
Oct 11 min read
Control Mini Review
As an eerie, weird, and unique third-person shooter that will always keep you on your toes, Control knows all the right buttons to press.
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