It's safe to say that Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is the best video game movie adaptation of this recent generation, at least in the eyes of your favourite movie score aggregator site. Our very own Comicslord said it himself that it's a lovely kid's film that wears its Pokémon name loud and proud despite its fl

Zombies. Freakers. Infected. The Undead. Many games over many decades have featured these nightmarish flesh-eating creatures, albeit with some variation in their looks and abilities to keep things fresh. With the PS4 exclusive Days Gone around the corner, featuring zombies in the hundreds to take down, I want to loo

With the remake of the second Resident Evil game underway this month courtesy of Capcom, it's time we look back at what makes the series so great. Is it the survival horror aspect? Is it the action and crazy adrenaline-pumping setpieces? Is it the suspension and air of dread it emanates? Or is it the hilarious and over

It's the new year. Birds are chirping anew. The Malaysian King just resigned. A new ruling party is in charge. Singapore's still our neighbours, for good and ill. And we now have more games to look forward to because it's what we love to do to escape from real life if only for a fleeting moment. Here's a list of all t

20th Century Fox has filed a trademark application for a game called Alien: Blackout. Could a new Alien game be coming our way soon? Aside from the trademark application, no details or official confirmation have been made thus far. However, Alien: Isolation developer Creative Assembly is busy working on a new tactical

This review is from our pals at The Last King Podcast.  Platform: Nintendo 3DS Genre: JRPG It's close to the middle of 2018, and there really isn't a major JRPG release that wowed and challenged me since Xenoblade Chronicles 2. Yes, there was Ni no Kuni 2 which we reviewed a while back, but it isn't as gripping a

Between 1996 to 1998, the Capcom team comprising of producer Shinji Mikami, director Hideki Kamiya, and 50 others alongside professional scriptwriter Noboru Sugimura created a sequel to Resident Evil/Biohazard. Against all odds like a development overhaul, the game managed to supercede the original because it surpasses

I used to slag on virtual reality, since the concept sounds like a big gimmick. But then we see games like Moss, which can change our perceptions by a tiny bit. Immersion is important in games, and if it's pulled off right, your VR game is made all the more entrancing. What used to be exorbitantly-priced is now mad