Reviews
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901.0KMake mousing your own — Toast Leather Mouse Pad review
There’s no doubt that I love the goodies Toast makes. I reviewed the cool leather cuffs for my pilsner glasses and picked...
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1.2K80Learning who you are yet again — Super Neptunia RPG review
The Hyperdimension Neptunia series started back in 2010 and has continued to march on with sequels and spin-offs galore. The core cast...
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1.3K90Dash dash revolution — Muse Dash review
Rhythm, dancing, and other music oriented games have gained a following over the years, whether it be games like Guitar Hero, Just...
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852.7KToo Crash, too furious — Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled review
With Crash Bandicoot and Spyro getting excellent remastered trilogies these past couple of years, we’re in a renaissance of mascot-based gaming. Ever...
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851.0KMusic to our ears — Cadence of Hyrule review
Cadence of Hyrule caught a lot of people off guard when it was announced in March. After all, who could have predicted...
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1.1K75Ashy smashy — Golem Gates review
A harbinger is typically a sign of things to come, usually for the worst. For example, the four horsemen of the apocalypse...
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40804Space invaded — Zeroptian Invasion review
Shoot-em-ups have evolved over the years, but there’s still a market for classic vertical-style games with retro aesthetic. A while back I...
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1.1K70I keep going to the river to slay — Riverbond review
Video games allow gamers to enter fantastical worlds, whether they be dark and dreary distopias, cute and cheerful landscapes, or any of...
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94090Treasuring friendships and a pirate treasure — Chook & Sosig: Walk the Plank review
One of the best things to do as a child is playing pretend with friends and making games out of your ideas....
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90855Night light, star bright — Eagle Eyes Blade NL review
If you are a longtime reader, you know that I suffer from debilitating migraines. I’ve been thankful to discover that wearing blue...
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969295The next step for NVMe drives – Seagate FireCuda 510 M.2 drive
The evolution of storage in personal computers has been a slow march. Over the last two decades we’ve seen capacities grow from...
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1.3K85Guns, Gangsters, and Family reign supreme in our Blood & Truth PSVR review
I have a PlayStation VR, HTC Vive, and an Oculus Rift. I guess what I’m saying is that I’m a bit of...
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801.0KEmployee of the month — Yuppie Psycho review
Working in a corporate office can be hell, and Yuppie Psycho makes that sentiment literal. The game puts you in the sensible...
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95918Logitech reigns as king – Logitech G903 Wireless Gaming Mouse and PowerPlay Wireless Charging Mat
It’s no secret that I prefer Logitech gaming products over all others, and the G903 Wireless Gaming Mouse and the PowerPlay Wireless...
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601.5KKnock it off, knockoffs! — Devolver Bootleg review
I’ve made it no surprise that I adore Devolver Digital’s annual press conferences. Oddly enough, games are put on the backburner, with...
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2.2K70Warlock and load — Warlocks 2: God Slayers review
In some cultures, people are afraid of upsetting their god or gods. Even so, there are those within said cultures who either...
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1.3K70Blood for the Blood God – Warhammer: Chaosbane review
Games Workshop and developer Eko Software have teamed up to deliver something new to the Warhammer universe -- an Action RPG. To...
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95670I have you surrounded — Voidrun review
When you think of spaceship weaponry, you typically think of guns, lasers, missiles, and the like. People enjoy flying around and blasting...
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4.1K85Violent Delights — BattleTech Urban Warfare DLC review
If you’ve been playing BattleTech as long as I have then you probably remember the grainy but amazing intro videos for the...
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1.2K80Sister Sister — My Big Sister review
The bond between siblings can be powerful, even pushing them to do incredible things for one another. This could be something as...
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601.1KAfter hours — My Hero Academia: School Briefs Volume 1 review
I really love reading manga, but I’ve taken a liking to light novels as of late. From sporadically checking up on the...
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2.0K50World snore II — Battalion 1944 review
Periods of war have been interesting focuses for video games, whether they be WWI, WWII, The Three Kingdoms era in China, and...
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601.9KThe Demogorgon is tired of your silly human bickering—D&D Stranger Things Starter Set review
When I watched the first episode of Stranger Things back in 2016, it took all of two minutes to hook me in...
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95135.3KGaming unleashed — Razer Phone 2 review
I have a love/hate relationship with my Google devices. On one hand, they get updates immediately, which means I’m not stuck behind...
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851.4KElectronic elation — Vectronom review
I love me some rhythm games, and the Switch is flourishing with them. From Asian market hits like Musynx or Superbeat: Xonic...
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80995Bobcat’s big break — Bubsy: Paws on Fire! review
In the world of mascot platformers, Bubsy the Bobcat has gotten the short end of the stick. While his original outing 26...
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851.2KLittle Big Universe — Outer Wilds review
Every kid yearns to play amongst the stars, to fight winning battles against the cosmic unknown and come out smiling. Every day...
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60729Put on the brakes — Ride 3 Review
Ride 3 is not a game for those new to the series and certainly not for the casual racing fan. The game...
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99985There’s more beneath the surface — Layers of Fear 2 review
There's a well-known saying that "things may not always be what they seem." Whether it be people, objects, plot, and so on,...
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80862Crossover Chaos — Crystal Crisis review
One half crossover fighting game and one half falling-block puzzler, Crystal Crisis is one of the more unique titles I’ve experienced on...
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60958Portable paw patrol — Little Friends: Dogs & Cats review
Whether it be Tamagotchi or canine sidekicks, pet simulators are always a fun way to chill out. While they do end up...
