Reviews
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802.1KBugsnax: The Isle of BIGsnax + Switch port review — Characteristic crunchyness
A new island filled with Bugsnax has appeared just off of Snacktooth. You, along with four friends (?) including Chandlo, Floofty, Shelda,...
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702.0KVampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines – Heartless Lullaby review — Bloody short
It’s not often we see games that are the equivalent of short stories. Heck, nowadays people get upset if a game you...
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804.3KDeath in Space review—scrounging in the void
Fear, hunger, and peril await those who tarry in the dying universe of Death in Space. Dripping with all the atmosphere that...
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902.4KHyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless gaming mouse review – Ride the lightning
I don’t remember word for word what I said about the HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse in my review, but I do...
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301.1KSenators review— et tu, olive?
Personally, I don't have anything against Senators- well actually, the card art that looks like ancient Roman themed stock photos is a...
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402.6KAristeia! review—the kids aren’t alright
When I first saw Aristeia, I was extremely hyped. I had been wanting an introductory skirmish-level minis game in a box for...
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703.7KThe House of the Dead: Remake review — A classic comes shambling into the modern era
When House of the Dead was first released in arcades in the mid-90’s it was a spectacle to behold. Players flocked to...
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807.9KWD_Black P10 hard drive review — As fast as mechanical gets
I’ve got a lot of hard drives, and each one has a specific purpose. I use a tiered system for my setup,...
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1002.3KRoccat Kone XP mouse review — Peak performance
ROCCAT’s mice are often purpose-driven affairs. Lightweight mice, devices with extra keys for MMOs, wireless, and mice with shockingly-high DPI are just...
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851.4KTime Loader review — heart-tugging time bender
I looked at Time Loader and saw a wonderful looking physics-based game that looked like it’d be a fun romp. A cute...
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901.8KSeagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion
We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for...
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602.0KBack 4 Blood: Tunnels of Terror review — Bloody useless
I reviewed Back 4 Blood on the Series X but decided to review Tunnels of Terror on PC to avoid the console...
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101.3KAbermore review – Dishonored from Wish
For fans of stealth games, we take what we can get in our dying genre. We lament over beloved series like Thief...
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802.1KGoryõ review – lets break some stuff
My initial experience with Goryõ was at a booth presented by Bridge Distribution and Fulfillment. I was apprehensive at first because being...
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954.7KReturn to Dark Tower review — The nerd maker
(An important note for this review, as I am but a young baby boy, I have absolutely zero nostalgia for the original.)...
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503.7KEchoes review — As good as it sounds?
Echoes, from Ravensburger, is a series of auditory mysteries that allow you to put on your detective hat and test if you...
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652.2KAnuchard review — Rings a bell
The floating continent of Anuchard has long since fallen. Its people scattered across the world, all that remains is a small village...
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754.3KStar Wars: The Force Unleashed Switch review — The Starkiller’s return
While I'm not a huge fan of the Star Wars franchise, I am admittedly a fan of the games. So much so...
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952.1KMavix M5 Gaming Chair with Elemax review — Quality materials and a variety of features combine to form a top-notch chair
Despite only being around since November of 2020, Mavix has garnered quite a reputation within the gaming community due to their sleek,...
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804.4KDeath Stranding: Director’s Cut PC review — Delivering a complete package
My relationship with Death Stranding is quite a complicated one. It's one of those few games I knew quite a lot about...
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2.1K70MLB The Show 22 review — welcome to the show!
Sit back and enjoy the show! MLB The Show is back with its latest iteration MLB The Show 22. As we step...
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902.0K13 Sentinels: Aegis Rim review on switch — Switch means life
In the year 1985, Aliens attack the earth. Having already decimated both the past and future, the fate of the present rests...
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752.0KBattle Kid: Fortress of Peril review – A true blast from the past
All little Timmy wanted was to do well on his test for the combat training program at the Disch Corporation. Little did...
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751.1KMountains out of Molehills review — Getting our hands dirty and knocking things over
The best diggers that mole-kind has to offer are coming together to build the biggest mountains. They do this by moving underground...
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802.5KThe Hunger review — Deckbuilding with a Twist
The sun has finally dropped below the horizon and the castle gates open for the local vampires to begin the nightly hunt...
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851.8KPuzzle Quest 3 review — Puzzles, dragons, and prophecies
Dragons haven’t been seen in years, thought to be wiped out after the last great war between dragons and the younger races,...
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851.2KOne 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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801.6KMaglev 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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601.7KFate 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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502.4KWorld 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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902.5KLogitech 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...
