Reviews
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901.5KWD_Black SN750 SE NVMe SSD — Priced for the SSD Battlefield
While fools like me scramble to get their hands on the 12th Gen Intel processors, there is a massive base of players...
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802.5KEldritch Century review—adventures in the Wounded Earth
In an alternate history, the Great War woke a new horror, carried on the mists. It spread from the battle of Argonne...
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558.0KThe Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Anniversary Edition Review — Slightly more special edition
I have played a lot of Skyrim, and I mean a lot. My steam counter, which I no doubt broke a long...
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901.6KThe Addams Family 4K Ultra HD Blu-Ray Review – The world’s favorite dysfunctional family returns in glorious HD
The Addams Family film was first released thirty years ago on November 22, 1991. Widely regarded as a classic, the film spawned...
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803.0KFinal Fantasy I – V Pixel Remaster Review — A Legacy Reborn
There are a lot of Final Fantasy games. I’m not just talking about spinoffs either - Final Fantasy IV alone has been...
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502.3KGrand Theft Auto: The Trilogy – The Definitive Edition Review – Great games that deserve a well-crafted remaster, but this isn’t it
It may not seem like it now, but when the original Grand Theft Auto III hit the PlayStation 2 the gaming world...
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851.5KRiftforce Review – Enter the Riftforce!
At first glance, Riftforce, by 1MoreTimeGames and published by Capstone Games, is a beautiful cacophony of creatures and magic. However, Riftforce is...
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452.3KTransformers Deck Building Game ⏤ Less than meets the eye
With the Transformers Deck Building Game, the folks over at Renegade set out to bring something fresh to the oversaturated deck building...
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901.7KCooler Master CK550 Mechanical Keyboard and MM720 Gaming Mouse Review – Quality and style meet
Cooler Master is well known for its high-quality PC building components, chairs, and accessories, and now they’re back with a fresh line...
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702.1KBright Memory: Infinite Review — Bright but Bland
I'm pretty sure I'm not the only one who was astonished by Bright Memory: Infinite, the technical and graphical wonder of a...
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602.0KWings of Glory: Tripods & Triplanes review — Dogfighting with giant walkers
It's 1918 and the War to End All Wars has engulfed Europe. Across the frontiers of France and Germany, soldiers on the...
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852.1KSherlock Holmes: Chapter One Review — A premiere prequel for our preferred private eye
Our pop culture is an incredible thing. Especially nowadays when we have so many things out there to reference, it’s amazing that...
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754.0KRiders Republic review – A one-trick pony
There are only a few games that I can think of that fully immerse me in the experience. Usually, these are horror...
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851.8KWD_Black D30 SSD review — Stylish and Speedy Storage
I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again -- it’s time to throw away those USB drives. You know the ones...
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901.7KStar Wars: Knights of the Old Republic Nintendo Switch Review — The Force Reawakens
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic is the epitome of what a Star Wars game should be as, despite its age,...
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451.6KBattlefield 2042 review — An identity crisis
Battlefield 2042 is full of irony. This franchise has focused on small squads working together within larger battles since its creation, but...
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653.8KThe Sims 4 Blooming Rooms Kit Review — Bloom Where You’re Planted!
The Sims 4 released their Blooming Rooms Kit on November 9th, making this the 8th Kit to release in 2021. In comparison,...
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953.5KMario Party Superstars Review – A Brilliant Mix of Retro and Modern
The Mario Party series is my go-to party game. Easy to hop into for newcomers, competitive, and featuring a ridiculous amount of...
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1002.8Kbe quiet! MC1 M.2 cover for PS5 review — cool your kit
When Sony released the update to enable the PlayStation 5 to utilize M.2 SSD drives, there were only a handful of drives...
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852.6KBlue Reflection: Second Light Review — Faint Recollections
Blue Reflection: Second Light is the sequel to Koei Tecmo and Gust's 2017 Magical Girl JRPG Blue Reflection. While I never had...
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5.1K90Shadowgate VR: The Mines of Mythrok review — Delve deeply
Once upon a time, long, long ago, videogames had incredibly tough puzzles and there was NO INTERNET! Terrifying, I know. You had...
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954.9KJurassic World Evolution 2 review — It’s everything its predecessor was…and more
Jurassic World Evolution 2 was probably the one game this year that I have been most excited for and boy it didn’t...
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902.5KCall Of Duty: Vanguard Review — “Old soldiers never die…”
When I was first shown Call Of Duty: Vanguard back in August, I went with a quote from former English prime minister...
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755.3KBrew Review ⏤ Good, but not what was expected
Let me preface this review by stating that I like Brew and have had a ton of fun playing. It is a...
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801.6KOceans Review ⏤ Into the deep
Oceans is the spiritual sequel to Northstar’s hit Evolution series. The Evolution core mechanics of creating quirky creatures, evolving them, and competing...
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401.7KNew World review — Broken foundation
New World is one of the most confounding MMO's. It's equally frustrating and fascinating. It's exasperating yet compelling. It draws you in,...
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903.5KShin Megami Tensei V Review — A man among Gods
God is dead. 18 years ago, Lucifer defeated the Creator, and brought about the Da’at; a barren world which yearns for a...
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902.1KForza Horizon 5 review — ¡Dame más!
Imagine driving your favorite vehicle but you're racing someone in a giant monster truck. Two more trucks show up and they're not...
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852.7KTandem: A Tale of Shadows Review – Balance light and shadow in this unique twist on the puzzle game genre
Thomas Kane, the only son of the famous Kane Illusionists, has gone missing. Try as they might, Scotland Yard seems unable to...
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602.8KMarvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy: Cloud Version Review on Switch — Cloudy with a chance of Guardians
I continue to find cloud gaming on Switch fascinating. I’ve reviewed a majority of the cloud titles so far (sometimes in other...
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806.3KJust Dance 2022 review — Better than the last
As soon as you boot up Just Dance 2022, it immediately feels like Ubisoft is phoning it in. It's the exact same...
