Reviews
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3.3K95NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 Super review — More power, lower price
It’s taken NVIDIA a little bit of time to dial in the price part of “price to performance”, or at least that’s...
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956.4KPersona 3 Reload review — Midnight strikes thrice
What if I told you that there’s an extra hour hidden between every day? When the clock hits midnight, time stops, electronics...
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901.9KHercules Stream 100 Audio Controller review — Your next game stream made simple
If you’ve ever streamed any game content then you know the struggle that is audio balancing. The game is too loud, your...
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803.4KThe Binding of Isaac: Four Souls + Requiem review — Bound to the source
You might know The Binding of Isaac as the largely popular action roguelike video game that came out all the way back...
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952.7KFlexiSpot G7 Gaming Desk review — So much room for activities!
Whether it is for work or play, a good desk can really make a difference. Sure you can work at the kitchen...
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803.8KEmpire’s End review — A collection of all my favorite mechanics
Most modern games take some influence from existing games, but Empire’s End seems to really embrace this. I certainly don’t think it...
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955.8KLike a Dragon: Infinite Wealth review — Double the hero, infinite times the fun
The beginning of a new year is usually a quiet time for the gaming community, with a few small titles releasing here...
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6.4K90NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Ti Super review — Pushing the envelope
We recently reviewed the GeForce RTX 4070 Super, and we came away impressed with the pricing and the performance. Launching at $599,...
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803.5KApollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy review — The dark age of the law
In the not too distant future, the law is in shambles. In an effort to prove their cases, lawyers on both sides...
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653.0KBulletstorm VR review — Cult classic arrives on VR, but disappointing VR combat holds it back
For a game about an abrasive and hard-to-like drunk and his ragtag team of soldiers, Bulletstorm has had a surprisingly long shelf...
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853.4KFlexiSpot C7B-Air office chair review — Your back will thank you
Choosing an office chair can be daunting. It’s not like a couch or a bed that you can go to the furniture...
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903.2KDisney Villainous Filled with Fright expansion review — It’s Oogie’s turn to boogie
“Mmmm, my, my … what have we here?” Disney Villainous Filled with Fright is a single character expansion that adds the much...
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954.8KTitan Army C32C1S Monitor review — I believe in curved now
You might not have heard of Titan Army as a monitor manufacturer, but after spending a month with their Titan Army C32C1S,...
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9011.2KThe Dunwitch Horror — Coffee table art for the creepy ones
Originally published in April 1929, H.P. Lovecraft’s The Dunwich Horror was a work of pride for Lovecraft. Atmospheric, decrepit, and full of...
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3.3KAsgard’s Wrath 2 review-in-progress — God of VR
Even with the strides we’ve seen over the past few years, VR still feels like it’s in its infancy. We’ve seen incredible...
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853.6KTurnip Boy Robs a Bank review — They gave him a gun
In the realm of video games, there exists a certain echelon of protagonists that ring fear in the heart of their enemies....
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803.2KUnmatched: Brains and Brawn review — Strange and marvelous
I haven't really gotten deep into the Marvel sets of Unmatched. It's not that I'm necessarily against them in theory, I just...
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852.9KArtisans of Splendent Vale review— Splendid!
Artisans of Splendent Vale is one of those strange amalgams that is just different enough from anything else you've seen that it...
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802.1KSkymines review — Asteroids are just a bunch of balls in the air
When you first look at the sheer volume of mechanics in Skymines, you'd probably think it's overwrought and busy. There's programming, hand...
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854.8KThe Stuff of Legend review — The most polarizing game I’ve played in years
I love this game…however, I immediately must communicate that this game isn’t for everyone. The Stuff of Legend is a hidden traitor...
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702.6KThe Cub review — Primal platforming
In the wake of the Great Ecological Catastrophe, the Earth is but a shadow of its former self. Leaving billions behind to...
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3.3K95NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 Super review — Midtier powerhouse, fresh new price
When the GeForce RTX 4070 and 4070 Ti launched, we were looking at the launch of DLSS 3.0, a severe problem with...
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903.0KThe Last of Us Part II Remastered Review — An Epic Return
The Last of Us Part II released all the way back in 2020 and, while contentious, is still arguably one of the...
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906.6KCreality K1 3D Printer review — Zoom zoom
3D printing is rapidly changing and innovating. A year ago, the industry was shaken up by the arrival of the Bambu Labs...
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803.4KQuarto review — Tic Tac Toe, but like way harder
What if you took Tic Tac Toe, made it have sixteen different pieces and four ways to win, but your opponent picked...
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955.4KKutnà Hora: The City of Silver review — Silver is the new brass
I love Brass: Birmingham. The high interactivity combined with how well it rewards tweezing out every last mote of efficiency is crazy...
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753.1KGodsforge Review — A Fast Paced Wizard Fight!
In the magical setting of Godsforge, Etherium (not the cryptocurrency) was plentiful, and the land was at peace. Children created charms with...
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7511.7KMagic: The Gathering Starter Kit 2023 review — We all start somewhere
If you’ve always wanted to try Magic: The Gathering, but don’t know where to start, Wizards of the Coast has a product...
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702.8KWaffle Time review — A delightfully light breakfast
Waffle Time is a light drafting game where each player is trying to score the most points by putting toppings on a...
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303.9KDungeons & Dragons: Trials of Tempus review — The god of unmet potential
Credit where it's due, Trials of Tempus is certainly an ambitious title. For his debut, lead designer Thor Knai tossed Dungeons &...
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806.7KPrince of Persia: The Lost Crown review — Heir to Elegance
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown hails from a long lineage of elegance. Although the details of its form shifts among the...
