Reviews
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852.9KMLB The Show 23 review – Heroes get remembered, but legends never die
The history of baseball in video games splits into two different styles. Games like MLB The Show focus on simulating the sport....
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903.9KMoss review — Quill’s journey remains a stunning VR experience
Moss may very well be the most adorable game that I have ever played and Quill, the small but brave protagonist, is...
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1.8K50Moviehouse review — “It’s a Birdemic”
I have had The Movies and its expansion pack installed on my machine off and on since it was released in 2005....
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751.8KBatora: Lost Haven (Switch) review – A night and day dilemma
When a mysterious event nearly destroys Earth, Avril, a 16-year-old girl, is now the last hope of a dying Earth. But Avril’s...
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452.8KThe Last of Us Part I PC review — A great experience in an awful package
The Last of Us is a post-apocalyptic action-adventure game developed by Naughty Dog and published by Sony. It was first released for...
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4.0K95Everspace 2 review — “Space Ace”
The first Everspace game was a frenetic roguelike space combat game that delivered pretty handily on every area but one – story....
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5.0K90Creed: Rise to Glory – Championship Edition review on PSVR2 — Sweet Science
With the recent launch of the PlayStation VR2, and the brand new Creed movie taking theaters by storm, developer Survios thought it’d...
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751.4KMy Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria Deck-Building Game – A Co-op deck builder that is too demanding for kids
My Little Pony: Adventures in Equestria Deck-Building Game is a cooperative deck builder game where players take turns trying to build up...
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405.8KThe Settlers: New Allies review – Blown off course
RTS games and city builders have always had similarities, the micromanagement, and the building being a few. Typically, city builders offer you...
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6511.8KThe Sims 4: Growing Together review — Keeping Up With the Kyleson’s
The Sims 4 latest Expansion Pack, Growing Together, launched on March 16th and it certainly brought some big changes to how Sims...
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852.1KAtelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key review — The journey’s end
Atelier Ryza 3: Alchemist of the End & the Secret Key is the third, and unfortunately, the final entry into the fan...
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751.1KCape May review— Not just a cape, but a cane and hat as well
As the market for gateway games becomes increasingly flooded, publishers have to find a way to make their titles stand out from...
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904.1KMonster DNA Fit earbud review — Workout King
I’m always baffled at the gym when I see people using a variety of run-of-the-mill earbuds, or worse, full audio cans while...
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901.9KMonster DNA Go earbuds review — Grab and Go Bass Bumpin’
At this point, everyone has at least one pair of earbuds. I know I’ve got a few that I’ve picked up throughout...
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70840Crusaders: Divine Influence review— crusading under the influence
I walked away from my base game Crusaders review feeling there was a good game in there somewhere, but there were too...
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1004.0KJurassic World Evolution 2: Feathered Species DLC & Update 6 review — Good things come in small packages
I always get so excited when I see new content to review for Jurassic World Evolution 2 in my inbox. I absolutely...
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505.3KSifu Arenas review – A challenge of skill vs. will
While we can’t all master Kung Fu in real life, we can at least try to master it virtually. Sifu is a...
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1002.1KHyperX Clutch Gladiate Controller Review – Clutch performance that doesn’t break the bank
Your controller is the most important tool in your gaming arsenal if you’re a console gamer. I mean, obviously you can use...
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706.9KJob Simulator review — It’s time to play [HUMAN] again
I’m late to the Job Simulator party, having just completed my first run through nearly seven years after its initial release. Despite...
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952.3KBayonetta Origins: Cereza and the Lost Demon review — Umbran tales
Before she became Bayonetta, Cereza was an Umbran Witch in training. The child of an Umbra Witch and Lumen Sage, she is...
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951.5KDragonslayer on 4K BluRay review — pure practical magic
The year is 1981. A young man fresh off some space opera called Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, but...
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1.9K85Ragnarock review — Who knew Vikings could rock so hard?
When booting up Ragnarock for the first time you get a warning that playing the game can be quite an intense workout...
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952.6KVernal Edge review — Blooming blades
The character action genre has mostly been restricted to the AAA space since the term first emerged. Games like Kingdom Hearts, Devil...
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904.7KSIHOO M18 Ergonomic Chair review — A great chair which is equally at home in a game room or an office
Deciding on a new chair – whether for gaming, leisure, or an office – can be an almost overwhelming task due to...
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955.2KVR-Rock Prescription PSVR2 lenses review – Virtual clarity
I was introduced to VR-Rocks prescription lenses for my Oculus/Meta Quest 2 VR headset. It changed VR for me. It’s not like...
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801.3KThat Time You Killed Me review— time is three 4×4 grids
The moment I opened That Time You Killed Me, I had a bone to pick with it. Like most board gamers, I...
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702.8KThe Dark Pictures: Switchback VR review — A fun, albeit flawed, thrill ride through a horror wonderland
Look, I’m easy to please; throw a VR unit on my head, slap some virtual guns in my hands, and let me...
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902.3KOctopath Traveler II review — Eight roads converge in a golden wood
Octopath Traveler is all about the journey. You may start your adventure alone, but you’ll quickly be joined by stalwart allies -...
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802.3KTchia review – “Here comes the sun”
It’s said often, but the sheer amount of indie games we see today is awesome. The landscape has changed with less third...
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1005.9KResident Evil 4 review — The horror classic retains its place on the best games ever list thanks to an incredible remake
A common argument amongst gamers is that remakes are unnecessary cash grabs, a way to coerce players into purchasing a perfectly playable...
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3.9K90Monoprice Monolith MTM-100 Bluetooth speakers review — thumpingly good
I’ll spend an inordinate amount of money on a videocard because it makes every game’s framerate better. I’ll do the same thing...
