Reviews
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751.5KMy 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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406.4KThe 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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6513.4KThe 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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852.3KAtelier 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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751.2KCape 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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904.6KMonster 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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902.2KMonster 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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70901Crusaders: 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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1004.3KJurassic 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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506.1KSifu 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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1002.3KHyperX 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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708.1KJob 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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952.6KBayonetta 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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951.6KDragonslayer 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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2.2K85Ragnarock 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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952.8KVernal 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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905.1KSIHOO 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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956.1KVR-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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801.4KThat 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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703.1KThe 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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902.5KOctopath 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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802.4KTchia 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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1006.2KResident 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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4.1K90Monoprice 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...
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3.2K90Eaton/Tripp-Lite Pure Sine Gaming UPS Battery Backup Review — LCD and LED FTW
I live in Texas. Our power grid is held together by gum, resident outrage, and poor management. As such, if you have...
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40928Crusaders: Thy Will Be Done review— whose will is it anyway?
Crusaders wears its inspiration on its sleeve. In the rule book, Seth Jaffee stops just short of naming Feld's legendary Trajan and...
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701.6KNight Parade of a Hundred Yokai review — haunted by brutal cuteness
What is better than getting a parade of cute and awesome creatures that any and everyone can appreciate? Well what if I...
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753.0KUnplugged: Air Guitar review — Shredding in VR has never been easier
I’m a huge fan of the rhythm-based video game genre, having played Guitar Hero and Rock Band ever since their initial release...
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853.9KSteelSeries Arctis Nova 1 review – “Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”
I know, I know, you’re probably getting tired of hearing about SteelSeries headsets from me. I can tell you this, it’s tough...
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651.8KWanted: Dead Review – A ballet of blades and bullets
From the makers of Dead or Alive and Ninja Gaiden comes a new hybrid slasher/shooter, Wanted: Dead. This game is what you...
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903.6KYuppie Psycho: Executive Edition review — Reading the fine print
Yuppie Psycho is a ruthless satirization of corporate grind culture packaged into a witty, terrifying mystery adventure game. You play as Brian...
