Reviews
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803.8KDeath Stranding: Director’s Cut Review — I’ll keep coming
There really isn’t another game out there like Death Stranding. Sure, it’s not for everyone, but its focus on simple movement and...
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4.4K90Mechwarrior 5: Legend of the Kestrel Lancers review — Welcome to the War
In the Mechwarrior universe there are some pivotal moments that changed history for the entire Inner Sphere. If you aren’t a lore...
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903.5KSable Review — A fortune hidden in dust
When the children of Midden come of age, they embark on a journey called the Gliding. They travel the world collecting masks,...
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351.3KHindsight 20/20: Wrath of Raakshasa review — Hindsight would help this game
There's a difference between choices that change an outcome and choices we care about. The choices we care about are the ones...
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852.2KF.I.S.T. Forged in Shadow Torch Review – A gorgeous trip through a grim, dark, and dirty world
The metroidvania genre has come a long way from its humble beginnings in 1994 with Super Metroid and 1997 with Castlevania: Symphony...
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802.3KWarioWare: Get It Together Review – wario and his team are in a mess, and only quick reflexes will save them
What do hypnotizing a man, unsheathing a sword, squeezing a toothpaste bottle, plugging a nostril, spinning a windmill, leveling scales, protecting cake...
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3.1K40Aragami 2 review – Working formulas are overrated
It’s sad every time I’m reminded by newer generation stealth games that methodical stealth is dead; buried in a shallow grave by...
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2.6K85Clash of Chefs VR review — Virtual Pizza Pies and Burger Flipping
You’ve “got gud” and Fornighted the magical Underground Players in the Warzone , you’ve raced all the Formula Horizon races, and you’ve...
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602.2KGamedec review — A virtualium with real-world problems
One of William Gibson’s quotes continues to swirl around in my head, and every year it becomes more true. “The future is...
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9013.1KDivinity: Original Sin 2 Review on Switch — The party goes on
I think it’s safe to say that Divinity: Original Sin 2 is one of the greatest RPGs ever made. Our own Editor...
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903.1KTails of Iron Review – Hail to the Rat King!
Rats are misunderstood creatures. Sure, they’ve helped spread some of mankind’s greatest illnesses, but that can’t really be attributed to them. After...
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852.2KLost Judgement Review — The school days murders
In Japan, 300 students commit suicide each year. While it can’t always be proven, many of these cases can be linked to...
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1.4K85Sit2Go 2-in-1 Fitness Chair review — heart health for your standing desk
As we continue to work from home, more employers are starting to embrace remote work as the new normal. Finding ourselves needing...
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753.5KLost in Random Review — Random Rules
Lost in Random takes place in the titular Random, a world where every decision is decided by the roll of the dice....
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851.8KThe Medium Review – The spiritual world comes to life with unique use of PS5’s features
I had long ago accepted that I may not get to play The Medium until well after any hype for the game...
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3.5K80Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town PC and Expansion Pass Review — As cozy as your favorite boots
Six months ago, Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town rolled onto my Switch and did wonders to help improve my late-pandemic...
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401.9KNBA 2K22 Review — The Lament of Missy Basketball
Mr. Basketball is a seven foot tall monstrosity and star athlete, who only sometimes has freckles. He and his best friend/manager are...
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701.6KJupiter Hell Review – Raze hell again and again
Jupiter Hell isn’t afraid to wear its influences on its sleeve, and in reality its homage to DOOM is one of its...
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902.7KEnvoy Pro Elektron Thunderbolt Bus-Powered Portable SSD review — Stop Buying USB Sticks!
You fish around in your top drawer and find that old USB thumb drive you got from that conference back in 2015....
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851.5KTajezzo PZ4 Backpack review — Hard shell and big bass
I own a lot of backpacks. Let’s not get into how many as that’s just going to make everyone uncomfortable. The gaming...
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609.3KFallout RPG review—accurate to a fault
Fallout RPG shows incredible fidelity to Bethesda’s era of games, which is to say that it’s buggy and incomplete despite showing immense...
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902.0KThe King’s Bounty II review — Challenge Yourself with a King’s Bounty of combat.
At a base level, people play video games for two reasons; to relax or for the challenge. Games like Animal Crossing, Sims,...
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802.8KDeathloop Review — Getting Loopy
So you’ve just been stabbed through the chest by a woman with a machete. No big deal, you wake up that morning,...
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701.7KThe Artful Escape Review – It’s like psychedelic, man
The Artful Escape is a truly beautiful video game, with one of the most unique art directions seen in gaming to this...
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855.2KLife is Strange: True Colors Review — In My Feelings
Life is Strange: True Colors is the latest entry in the hit Life is Strange series. Having played all previous games in...
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952.7KTales of Arise Review — Get Up Stand Up
300 years ago, the Renans invaded the world of Dahna. Dividing the planet into five realms, each lord put their Dahnan slaves...
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652.3KSonic Colors: Ultimate Review — Live and learn
Sonic, buddy, we need to talk. We’ve had some good times over the years, a few bad, but you’re better than those....
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3.3K65Bravely Default II Review on PC — As Default as it gets
I had my problems with Bravely Default II, but it was still a good game despite its flaws. You can read my...
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702.8KFinal Fantasy XIV: Shadowbringers Art Books Review — One brings art
Shadowbringers might just be Final Fantasy XIV’s best expansion yet. Aside from the excellent story, the places, people, and things you see...
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852.5KGolf Club: Wasteland review — Under par, but like, in the good way
Golf Club: Wasteland reminds me why I love video games. I didn’t think 2-D golf would be the medicine I needed during...
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802.7KQuake Review — A restored monument
When it comes to first person shooters, Quake is just as important to the genre’s history as Doom, Wolfenstein, or Halo. The...
