Reviews
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803.4KBattletech: BattleMech Manual Review — A One Stop Rules Experience
One of my biggest criticisms of Battletech: Total Warfare was that it was huge. At 312 pages, not only was it physically...
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703.1KConrad Stevenson’s Paranormal P.I. Review — Conrad Stevenson: Ghost Therapist
How long does a horror game remain scary? Twenty matches? Ten? I remember the first time I played Phasmaphobia, and frankly, I...
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803.4KLike A Dragon Gaiden: The Man Who Erased His Name review — One more time for Kiryu
If you’re a fan of Sega and Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio’s Yakuza franchise, then you’re probably also an enthusiast of the iconic...
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902.3KPowerWash Simulator VR review — The best kind of clean
The simulator genre has gotten a bit weird over the years, with parody games like Goat Simulator and more out there titles...
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654.9KMarvel Multiverse RPG review — not quite marvelous
The Marvel Multiverse Roleplaying Game enters the market at a complicated time. The public’s enthusiasm for the Marvel brand is waning, and...
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903.1KThe Talos Principle 2 Review – Carrying on a legacy
“There may be a price for pursuing progress, but there might also be a price for not pursuing it.” - Byron, The...
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607.1KAchilles: Legends Untold review — Not very legendary
Indie developer Dark Point Games’ debut project Achilles: Legends Untold has been in Early Access since May 2022, and has since seen...
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707.4KStar Ocean The Second Story R review — Senior slump
I started Star Ocean The Second Story R with high hopes. I’ve thoroughly enjoyed the two others I’ve played so far, First...
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853.5KWandering Towers review – a wizardly fun time
I’ll be totally honest, when I first glimpsed Wandering Towers my first impression was that it would be a cute kids game....
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801.7KTourBox NEO Speed Editor review — Scrubbing for speed
Editing videos has almost become part of my daily routine. On top of capturing and posting gameplay of just about every game...
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902.6KJusant review — Tranquility in motion
With your feet planted on the cracked desert sand where the tides used to wash, the sky beckons atop an endless perch...
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806.9KRoboCop: Rogue City review — “I’d buy that for a dollar”
While it may not have seemed so from my score, I really liked Teyon's last outing in Terminator: Resistance. It had its...
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4010.1KQuantum Error review — Admirable failure
You know something’s not right when you can’t even tell what a game is trying to be. This is just the case...
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902.9KSong of Nunu: A League of Legends Story review – Snowball fight with a Yeti!
League of Legends has a vast amount of lore that hasn’t been touched. After talking to Rowan Parker, Creative Director of Riot...
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7.6KThe Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria review in progress
The Lord of the Rings: Return to Moria tells you a great deal about what lies ahead in the title. The dwarves...
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854.2KSuper Mario Bros. Wonder Review – The Element of Expected Surprise
Mario is dead. Just kidding, he’s fine. Super Mario Bros. Wonder revels in surprises like that, many just as lethal for Mario....
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5.2K95Meta Quest 3 review — Portability, Speed, and Visual Fidelity Powerhouse
It’s tough reviewing a console. You can talk about specs, you can talk about speeds, but that’s not really what people buy....
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5.5K85UFC 5 review — Winner, by Split Decision
The UFC has been using the tagline “As real as it gets” for quite some time, and with each iteration on EA...
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1005.5KWD_Black SN770M NVMe SSD review — Pure power for your Steam Deck
If you’re like me, you didn’t have all the coin in the world when the Steam Deck was up for pre-order or...
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802.2KDetective Pikachu Returns review – I detect a disturbance within the Pokeworld
It seems like the only Pokémon games I truly vibe with aren’t your traditional Gotta Catch ‘em All games, but instead their...
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957.3KSlay the Princess review — Mirror master
You are on a path in the woods. At the end of that path is a cabin. In the basement of that...
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9015.6KAlan Wake 2 review — A page worth turning
Alan Wake is trapped. Not just in The Dark Place, but in our world as well. It’s taken thirteen years for him...
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902.1KGhostrunner 2 review – Weaponized adrenaline
A golden age Cyberpunk has been getting a massive resurgence lately, hasn’t it? Phantom Liberty is out for Cyberpunk 2077, System Shock...
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652.2KPaleo Pines review — Become a pied piper for prehistoric friends!
Cozy dino sim Paleo Pines launched on September 26th on PC, PS4 and PS5, Xbox, and Nintendo Switch. There are a few...
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954.0KLand of the Vikings review — A gridless masterpiece
Land of the Vikings launched on Steam on October 9th, and I was quite excited to jump back into the game after...
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3.5K95The White Castle review—A tiny box with a ton of game
Value. Value is largely subjective by nature- each of us places value on things to varying degrees and often the value we...
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801.8KInside Job review — The child of two very different game genres
Do you like trick taking games like Hearts? Do you like social deduction games like The Resistance? If you said yes to...
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4.5KCities: Skylines II Review in Progress — Technological Triumph, Performance Pitfall
It’s hard to know where to even start with Cities Skylines II. It’s everything, but more. It’s a full simulation, just like...
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651.6KThe Thing: Infection at Outpost 31 review — A flawed imitation can still be fun
Overview Similar to a lot of hidden traitor style board games, Infection at Outpost 31’s design is largely based off of the...
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808.2KMetal Gear Solid: Master Collection – Volume 1 review — A well crafted time capsule of an iconic series, though light on new content
The first time I booted up Metal Gear Solid for the PlayStation 1 is forever etched into my mind as a defining...
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801.3KClinic: Deluxe Edition review – Give me 20 ccs of brain burn, stat!
I have a few doctors in my family, but it was never something I had any interest in. Bodily fluids and seeing...
