Reviews
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803.3KRatchet & Clank: Rift Apart review on PC — Dimensional anomalies
When God of War came to PC, I was counting the days until one of my favorite PlayStation franchises, Ratchet & Clank,...
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902.0KVenba review — A poem for Tamil cuisine
Raising a kid is hard enough, but doing so when you’re far from home must be even tougher. Venba is a game...
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851.1KRoll Player review — Powergaming is the Experience
Powergaming, the act of optimizing a tabletop RPG character that maximizes benefits with little risk, is a controversial subject in the tabletop...
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7517.2KGeForce RTX 4060 review —Inching forward
I love tech, all the bits and bobs working together to do incredible things. Anything to do with a screen is essentially...
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957.3KLisa: The Painful & The Joyful – Definitive Edition review — An exercise in pain
I’ve always described Lisa: The Painful and its DLC epilogue, Lisa: The Joyful, as amazing games I would never recommend to anyone...
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2.8K95Disney Illusion Island review — Mickey Metroidvania? TEEBEEDEE!
My 80 year old mom loves Mickey Mouse. Other people like Mickey, but my mom has spent a metric ton of time...
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652.0KDouble Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons Review — Tipping the Scales
Arcade games sure are cheap! That’s their general reputation, anyway. I’m not talking about their price here, but rather their tendency to...
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601.4KExoprimal review – It’s raining cats and dinos
Capcom has been firing on all cylinders off the recent successes of Street Fighter 6 and Resident Evil 2 Remake. With the...
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3.4K100Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Execution Force DLC review
It seems like there are more than 40,000 Warhammer games in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and not all of them are winners....
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852.0KThe Legend of Heroes: Trails into Reverie review — An underrated gem
The Kiseki series, also known in the west as the Trails series, is a subset of the larger The Legend of Heroes...
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752.4KLacrimosa of Dana: Ys VIII Novelization review — Seiren calls again
Ys VIII was my introduction into the series, and quickly became one of my favorite games. Everything about it, from the music...
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852.7KRemnant 2 review — Rising above the ashes
Gunfire Games took the world by storm in 2019 with their sleeper hit Remnant: From the Ashes as it delivered refreshing “Dark...
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403.4KEverybody 1-2-Switch! review — Horsing around
Nintendo makes some of the best family friendly party games out there. The Mario Party series is a great example, essentially a...
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903.8KPNY GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Verto 8GB review — A solid alternative
The GeForce RTX 4060 Ti has a specific niche, and in that niche it does very well. There is a groundswell of...
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955.4KViewfinder review — Understanding the bigger picture
When Viewfinder first crossed my radar during the 2022 Game Awards, I was intrigued to say the least. Immediately, I was reminded...
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803.0KMiasma Chronicles review – breaking the grind – a refreshing approach to turn-based tactics
In a world shattered by a terrifying force called the Miasma, join Elvis, a young man with an extraordinary glove that can...
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70967Slipstream Blue Hour review – reviving the classic in style
Prepare to be transported to the thrilling era of retro racing with Slipstream Blue Hour, celebrating the game's fifth anniversary. Reminiscent of...
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852.7KVanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! review — Boxing with a punchline
VanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! instantly let me know from the title screen what type of game I was getting into. Upon opening the...
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3.1K80Operation Wolf Returns: First Mission on PSVR2 review — Virtual Soldier of Fortune
I can practically hear the growly voice of the arcade cabinet when I drop in yet another quarter and it proudly proclaims...
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752.7KHomebody review – Agoraphobia simulator
ADDICTION TO FEAR Horror is a special genre, isn’t it? It’s difficult to drop into another genre and get immediately immersed in...
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751.0KOxenfree II: Lost Signals review — Forming Connections
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals is developer Night School Studio's sequel to its critically acclaimed game Oxenfree. While I never played the previous...
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701.5KThe Warriors: Come Out to Play review — Can you dig it?
Cult-classic 1979 film The Warriors has a rabid following which has only grown in the years since its initial release, having ensnared...
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951.2KEPOS H3PRO Hybrid review — EPOS stuns with their latest headset
While I’ll admit that I am far from an audiophile, I do appreciate great sound. Be it from a surround sound system...
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951.1KHYPERX Chargeplay Quad 2 review — Quickly charge four Joy-Cons at once with well designed charger
Charging stations are a dime a dozen and differentiating the good from the bad is difficult. Most will get the job done,...
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954.4KMojawa Run Plus Bone Conduction Headphones review — Massive sound under the waves
I’ve always been curious about bone conduction headphones. I’ve also had trouble with in-ear headphones and full over-the-ear headphones on long sessions...
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90875Ducks in Tow review — Become the Pied Piper of ducks
Admit it, we’ve all fought the urge to feed the ducks at the park (no matter what the park signs may tell...
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903.1KPwnage StormBreaker gaming mouse review — This ax is sharp
While I normally use a controller when I game, I still recognize the importance of a good gaming mouse. Number one, some...
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901.8KMaster Detective Archives: RAIN CODE review — Revelations in the rain
Yuma, an amnesiac detective, is a trainee for the World Detective Organization (WDO) who has recently been dispatched to Kanai Ward, a...
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852.2KGrass is Greener review — You put WHAT in my yard?
Grass is Greener is a fast-paced card game where two to four players compete to win the coveted Yard of the Month...
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854.3KTrepang2 review — An absolute banger
It’s hard for first person shooters to not be overshadowed by large franchises like Call of Duty or Battlefield nowadays, especially if...
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804.0KCold Case: End of the Line review – This case is closed
We’d all like to think we could solve a crime mystery, particularly those cold cases we hear about on the television, however...
