Reviews
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908.9KXbox Victrix Pro BFG review — Simply the best
When Street Fighter 6 launched, I was looking for a gamepad that could function as a fightpad. I play on Xbox, and...
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7.7K95Elegoo Jupiter SE printer review — Large format printing sees a big improvement
I’ve been 3D printing for a few years at this point. It started with things like chip clips, replacement plastic parts, and...
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902.0KGamesir X2s Type-C Mobile Gaming Controller review — Do mobile gaming peripherals have a new king?
Mobile gaming is a difficult beast to tame. On the one hand, you have the “Do you not have phones?” saga that...
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802.2KBerserk Boy review — Flash of inspiration
Inspiration can strike at any time and the result can take many forms. Berserk Boy demonstrates those principles literally. This is a...
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901.9KAQUA review— Don’t submerge the tiles, I tried.
Spatial puzzle games have become intrinsic to the hobby. Ever since polyominoes caught fire with Patchwork, NMBR 9, and Feast for Odin,...
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702.4KPacific Drive Review – Steering the genre in a different direction!
Every few years, it seems like an indie developer comes in and attempts to shake things up in a genre. This time,...
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901.9KHorticulture Review — Exploring a Garden’s Delights
Horticulture, designed by Nate & Jake Jenne and published by Last Night Games, is a flip and write game that challenges gamers...
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902.6KX-Table Mobile Height-Adjustable Desk review — Work where you want
Where we work has changed. A lot of folks now either work entirely from home or at the very least split their...
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703.4KSplatoon 3: Side Order review — Purple yellow red and blue
Something weird is happening in Inkopolis Square. Inklings and Octolings are spacing out and not coming back to reality. The Square is...
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752.2KPenny’s Big Breakaway review — A good first performance
Platformers are perhaps the purest genre of video games. It’s just you, the challenge the developers have set before you, and an...
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301.6KSpace Lion: Divide and Conquer review — Give me space, I need to lie down
It's hard to not love Air, Land & Sea and its mobile counterpart, Marvel Snap. Both have expanded upon the 2 player...
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701.6KSomething Wild! review — My first Rummy game
Something Wild! is a small box game from Funko that is reminiscent of a stripped down classic card game with some modern...
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2.0K70Skull & Bones review — Live Service Land Ho!
I was there when Skull & Bones was announced at E3 of 2017. I was there to go hands-on with the game...
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801.6KSea of Plunder review – A friendly game of pirate chess, anyone?
At the 2023 Origins Game Fair, I was able to meet a friendly board game creator named Rusty Lumpkin, owner of Three...
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751.8KMomodora: Moonlit Farewell review — Perfectly pleasant goodbye
Momodora: Moonlit Farwell is the video game equivalent of a mild Spring day. Entering its world feels both warm and familiar. Everything...
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801.4KCanopy review – Branch out, climb a tree, pet a monkey.
I play a lot of two player games these days. My wife and I are always looking for a good mid-week game...
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654.5KMagic: The Gathering Murders at Karlov Manor review — Is this set just killing time?
Back in December, a set called Khans of Tarkir made its way to Magic: The Gathering Arena. At the time, I thought...
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801.4KDisney Animated review – The world is a carousel of color
In his time making films, Walt Disney did a lot to advance the world of animation. From using technicolor, layered animation cells,...
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751.9KScram! Critters vs. Campers review – Gophers, and otters, and bears! Oh my!
I love it when I get to bring a game to a table and everyone playing has a great time. I also...
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902.4KAnomaly Agent review — Imagine if the SCP Foundation and a 70s action flick merged
If you have a thing for 1970s action movies and time travel flicks, then oh boy do I have the game for...
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704.4KMario vs. Donkey Kong review — What’s old is new again
Mario and Donkey Kong’s rivalry has existed for longer than I have been alive, dating back to the early years of gaming....
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852.5KArzette: The Jewel of Faramore review — Squadala!
Only Princess Arzette can defeat Daimur! When the demon lord is freed from his book prison, Arzette must light the beacons around...
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1002.2KX-Chair X2 K-Sport Mesh Office Chair review — Your back will thank you
I’ll be the first to admit that when it comes to chairs, I’m not that well-versed in the specifics of what separates...
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8.7K95Final Fantasy VII Rebirth review — Victory Fanfare
Final Fantasy VII is a sacred moniker. It holds precious memories for many, ones on which a brand has been built and...
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1002.0KArk Nova: Marine Worlds review— Waterworlds
In my opinion, there are three things that a good expansion can do: be a physical game patch to fix some issues...
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801.9KFangs review — Blood for the teeth god
Fangs is Kosmos’ reprint of Shadow Hunters, one of my favorite social deduction games from the olden times that I never got...
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652.0KStarship Captains review — Trar Stek the board game
Sandbox games are a genre I've never hit it off with- I've had enough jobs that amounted to running around and doing...
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701.7KDiceborn Heroes review — A bite sized adventure everyone can enjoy
At the beginning of the rulebook, Diceborn Heroes introduces itself as a cooperative fantasy dice game inspired by “old school JRPGs.” As...
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701.9KInvincible The Dice Game review — A brutal push-your-luck game
Invincible The Dice Game from Skybound and Mantic is a push-your-luck filler game based on the popular Invincible comic by Robert Kirkman....
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602.0KUltros review — Style over subsystems
Ultros undoubtedly stands out. With its radical visual style and a horde of unusual subsystems, you won’t be confusing it with the...
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851.8KGodsforge Expansions Review — Houses and Dragons
In my initial review of Godsforge, the simultaneous action wizard fight from Atlas Games, I had called the game out for being...
