Reviews
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951.3KEPOS 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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954.7KMojawa 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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90933Ducks 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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903.4KPwnage 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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901.9KMaster 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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852.3KGrass 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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854.5KTrepang2 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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804.6KCold 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...
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904.6KGylt review — A second chance
Creating good horror is hard. It’s easy to fall into countless pitfalls and end up creating a trite experience. Gylt, a narrative-driven...
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704.2KWo Long: Fallen Dynasty Battle of Zhongyuan DLC review — Same as Nioh 2’s DLC
It’s been fairly quiet from Team Ninja these past few months, with very little fanfare and marketing over the upcoming expansions for...
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801.5KFunfair review — Fun at the fair for all
I’m always a sucker for great artwork and the bright, and vibrant illustrations in Joel Finch’s Funfair immediately grabbed my attention when...
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1001.3KGhost Trick: Phantom Detective review — Only cool cats remember
In the dead of night, on the edge of town, a woman is being held at gunpoint in a junkyard. Being the...
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701.5KCrime O’Clock review — Multi-era mystery
Time is of the essence, as a band of rogue AIs have begun disrupting the timeline by influencing crime across different eras....
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701.5KSynapse review – pushing VR boundaries with style and ambition
Mix a Soulslike punishing VR FPS with Tarantino multiple-reference inspiration, and you get Synapse, a PlayStation VR2 exclusive! Synapse does not fall...
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902.3KThe One Ring 2nd edition review — return of the king of Middle Earth games
There has been much turmoil in the land of Middle Earth. Rather, it’s IP holders. Now comes Free League, the chosen one,...
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751.2KSunshine Shuffle review – Found family: the card game!
There are a ton of card games out there today. So if you’re making a card game of any sort in the...
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701.8KNuck Tats Review — An inking good time
When the pandemic first started, something that really got to me was my pile of party games sitting on the shelf, collecting...
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802.9KCrash Team Rumble review — A Crash course in fun
I never expected there to be a competitive multiplayer Crash Bandicoot game, let alone enjoy it, yet here we are. From the...
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705.4KSonic Origins Plus review — Have no fear, Amy Rose is here!
Sonic Origins may not be the best collection out there or even the optimal versions of the games it contained, but it’s...
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852.0KPark Beyond review – Impossification of your Coasterization Creations!
In the realm of theme park simulation games, Bandai Namco's latest offering, Park Beyond, has been generating quite a buzz in the...
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609.8KPikmin 1 & 2 review on Switch — Asleep at the wheel
Pikmin is a weird franchise, even for Nintendo. Usually, behind each of their titles, you can find some core feeling or idea...
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701.8KBirdwatcher Review: Bad Birding Advice, Pretty Good Game
Recently, the board gaming hobby has seen an explosion of nature-themed games. One of the most popular of those games has been...
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601.6KPixel Ripped 1978 review — Nostalgia meets VR
Nostalgia for retro gaming is at an all-time high, which has led to a slew of games attempting to tap into the...
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903.0KAliens: Dark Descent review — “We got nukes, we got knives, we got sharp sticks.”
The first Alien movie was revolutionary for its time. Ridley Scott spent 45 minutes building a palpable tension for the audience, keeping...
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14.9K100Final Fantasy XVI review — Eikonic
The Duchy of Rosaria is no more. During the assault on Phoenix Gate, the Duke and his sons are killed in a...
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751.4KSkate Summer review – Don’t bail on this trick and land it on your table.
Growing up, I was never coordinated enough to skateboard. I couldn’t ever keep balanced on a board and after numerous falls and...
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803.4KStory of Seasons: A Wonderful Life review — A life well lived
Story of Seasons has a long and interesting history. The series formerly known as Harvest Moon started way back in 1997 on...
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901.4KMy Father’s Work review – Exceeding my father’s expectations, but kids will be kids.
It’s not often that I get through a round of play and have the feeling that I am playing something special. Yeah,...
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906.7KThe Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom review — It ain’t easy being green
The Elder Scrolls Online released their seventh Chapter, Necrom, on June 5th, and with it comes a brand new class called the...
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851.5KDOOMBLADE review – Descend to godhood
Who doesn’t love a good revenge story? There’s something deep within people, something primal, that really gets a kick out of watching...
