Reviews
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85136One Small Step review – We choose to go to the cardboard moon!
One Small Step for man, one giant leap for mankind. In the 1950’s and 60’s, the two great superpowers of the United...
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Maglev Metro review – Just when you thought subway travel couldn’t get any better!
The subway systems of New York and Berlin are in need of replacement and magnetic levitation train technology is the answer. In...
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Fate of Fantos: The Iridium Wars review — Dune meets Vampire: The Eternal Struggle
Fate of Fantos feels like a throwback to an older era - with all the good and ill that comes with that....
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World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King review — Not half baked, still frozen.
I was underwhelmed and disappointed: it’s just way too easy. I wanted to like World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King...
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Logitech Astro A10 Gaming Headset review — Quality craftmanship, great gaming audio, and a sleek design merge to form a worthwhile moderately priced headset
Choosing a headset can be tough, though not for lack of options. In fact, the plethora of options available are almost too...
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Road 96 review — The road is my home
What would you do if you were forced to flee your country? The fascist dictatorship in control of Petria is kidnapping dissenting...
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ANNO: Mutationem review — Confused cyber style
Ann is a mercenary in the cyberpunk future looking for a cure to her disease. While on a mission, she and her...
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Mystic Vale: Essential Edition review ⏤ A deck building game where you also build each individual card
Mystic Vale: Essential Edition is a 2-4 player game where players slowly modify their deck by modifying their very cards through see-through...
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Steelseries Aerox 5 Wireless gaming mouse review – Mouse of steel
I'm a controller guy at heart, but that doesn't mean I don't need a gaming mouse with my computer. Even if I'm...
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Steelseries Aerox 9 Wireless gaming mouse review – Buttons for days
So, if you missed it we just talked about how great the Aerox 5 Wireless gaming mouse is. You might be here...
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Final Fantasy XIV Encyclopedia Eorzea Vol. 1 & 2 review — The adventurer’s guide to Hydaelyn
The land of Eorzea is one rich in history, to say nothing of the greater world of Hydaelyn. Its flora and fauna...
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Weird West Review — Ride on the Weird Side
Around a quarter of my way through Weird West, I made one of the most barbaric moral choices I’ve ever made in...
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Last One Alive review — Survive the zombie apocalypse by being a jerk to other players
Last One Alive is a fast-paced, incredibly fun 2 to 5 player experience in which players compete to survive an ever-growing zombie...
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Steelseries Arctis 7P+ Wireless headset review – My new favorite gaming headset
Many know this about me; I’m a gear geek. I love checking out new accessories for my computer, consoles, and tech –...
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Decorum review – where’s your sense of style?
Welcome to the colorful world of Decorum. Step into a game where you and housemates will design each room from top to...
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Moss Book II Review — A shift in perspective
The defeat of Sarffog was only the beginning of our Twofold heroes story. Quill and her Reader, having rescued her uncle, embark...
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Tales From the Loop boardgame review—a time of mystery
Tales From the Loop has had an interesting life span. Simon Stålenhag’s depictions of a lost age of horror and technology was...
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World of Tanks Miniatures Game review — Vroom vroom BOOM
World of Tanks the miniatures game attempts to bring the mega popular PC game of the same name to the tabletop. Players...
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Shobu review — It rocks!
Abstract two player games are a dime a dozen but every once in a while one comes along that somehow recaptures the...
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Clash of Cultures Monumental Edition review — growing your own civilization
When Clash of Cultures was originally released in 2012, it became a solid success. However, Z-Man decided to not publish it after...
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Taco Bell Party Pack Card Game review — Good for a light snack, but not fleshed out enough for a full meal
Yes, you read that title right - Taco Bell has a game based around their food, but unfortunately, it’s not near as...
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Circadians: First Light review — A box of chocolates, some are good, some are… strange
Circadians: First Light First Edition, marks S J Macdonald’s launch into the cosmos sci-fi genre with a competent competitive worker-placement crunch packed...
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Submerged: Hidden Depths review — get ready to relax, hop in a boat, and explore a gorgeous world
Throughout the years the amount of dialogue and cutscenes in games has grown exponentially. For the most part, I am a proponent...
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Quest for Infamy review — A hilarious and lovingly crafted homage to point-and-click adventure games
Point-and-click adventure games have been making a slow, but steady resurgence in recent years, long after initially gaining popularity in the early...
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LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga review — A fine addition to my collection
In March of 2005, we were introduced to the loveable world of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. With its cheesy puns,...
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DXRacer Craft Series Koi Fish Chair review — Comfort and intricate design combine to form a top-notch chair
Choosing which gaming chair to purchase is hard. If you’re anything like me, every time you begin to search for a chair...
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The Simpsons™ Arcade Machine review – *touches fingertips together* “Excellent.”
One of my favorite gaming memories occurred when I went with my family to the airport for us to pick up a...
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Kirby and the Forgotten Land Review — Maximum pink
Everyone loves Kirby! I don’t think there’s a single person out there who actively hates the pink puffball, at least - even...
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O.P. Arena Review — Sharks and Dinosaurs and Robots, oh my!
Did you ever play with a bunch of random toys as a kid and create an epic battle that didn’t really make...
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Persona 4 Arena Ultimax Review — The ultimate arena
Persona 4 Arena Ultimax is Arc System Works and Atlus' Persona-centered fighting game which was released as a sequel to Persona 4...
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What Lies in the Multiverse review — unique, hilariously self-aware, and full of creative puzzle design
How people can still dismiss the video game medium as a valid means of storytelling is beyond me – video games have...
