Reviews
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2.6K80Carnival of Cooking Carnage — Cannibal Cuisine review
You’ve got the vegetables, the fire is going strong, you’ve paired it with a nice wedge of watermelon, but you’ve got no...
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3.7K90All aboard! Next stop, Hell! — Monster Train review
There are more than a few deckbuilders on Steam nowadays, and if you are a fan of the genre, it feels like...
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352.8KDon’t move or you’ll fall through the ground – Old Gods Rising review
If you’ve played games like Duke Nukem Forever, Earthworm Jim 3D, or even Dragon Age: Inquisition, then you’ve played games that Hayden...
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803.2KYou’re Gonna Need A Bigger Boat – Maneater Review
I’m sure I am not alone in this, but I have a bit of a fascination with sharks. I’m not entirely sure...
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6.6K80Giant purple dildos…in HD — Saints Row The Third Remastered review
The Third Street Saints have absolutely gone off the rails tangling with a troubled Presidency, superpowers, virtual reality, the destruction of the...
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9013.3KThe pixel-art cyberpunk title to rule them all – VirtuaVerse review
I haven’t played a point and click game since my high school days playing flash games on Miniclip.com. They always felt a...
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554.0KDreadfully dull — Dread Nautical review
Dread Nautical is a good idea with just okay execution. Nothing in the game is particularly bad, but nothing stands out either....
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854.1KThe love doctor — Mission: It’s Complicated Review
Gidheron is coming. You’ve had a strange dream that an interdimensional monster is coming to devour the earth, and the only thing...
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805.0KPuzzle boxes galore – The Room VR: A Dark Matter review
I didn’t know what to expect when I jumped into this one. I had originally played the series when it was available...
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2.6K50More linear than a straight line – Bandit Point Review
The world of Bandit Point is sci-fi meets pirates meets fantasy. After being saved from an impoverished life by a rebel robot...
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3.7K75Fatherhood at its finest — Someday You’ll Return review
What would you do if someone you loved ran away? Would you just let them go and wait for them to come...
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802.5KAn immersive dive into the horrors of Nazi Germany – Through the Darkest of Times review
As is known, the Nazi regime and the effects of their rule was a period in human history of pure evil. Released...
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804.2KIt’s right behind me, isn’t it? – Lies Beneath review
I’ll say it right now, I hate VR horror. It’s just way too intense, and I can barely focus on my task...
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752.9KA captivating concoction of point and click fun — Luna The Shadow Dust review
The discussion of whether digital games can be art has been a raging debate for years. Depending on which side of the...
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906.7KThe Battle For Wood Oak City – Streets of Rage 4 Review
It’s been almost 26 years since the last time a brand new Streets of Rage game was released. The original Streets of...
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9.6K75I’m holding this for a friend — Drug Dealer Simulator review
You've heard about the drug dealing business from movies, TV shows, video games, and depending on your experiences, in real life as...
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905.1KOff the grid — Gears Tactics review
On the heels of another truly awesome entry in the Gears series, it might seem bizarre for The Coalition to release the...
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753.7KWho says you’re not supposed to play in trash — Journey to the Savage Planet: Hot Garbage review
You may be thinking the same thing I was when I heard the name of Journey to the Savage Planet’s first DLC,...
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903.8KBackbreaking fun — Moving Out Review
Congratulations! You’ve been accepted to become a Furniture Arrangement and Relocation Technician, or F.A.R.T. for short. After completing our mandatory employee training...
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6.7K85A new way to Breach and Clear — XCOM: Chimera Squad review
Five years have passed since the events of XCOM 2. The Avatar project was stopped, preventing the genocide of the human race....
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3.6K70Putting the strand in stranded — Filament review
Puzzle games come in all shapes and sizes, whether they be matching tiles, connecting paths, navigating mazes, and so on. This leaves...
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303.3KA sentimental trip that isn’t worth the ride — Pangeon review
Games today are often heavily marketed and developed with cutting-edge visuals and advanced graphics; and who can blame them? Playing a game...
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7.3K80This is my rifle, this is my deck — KARDS: The WWII Card Game review
War-based games are nothing new, although they typically exist in the realm of shooters, turn-based strategy games, and so on. World War...
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1.6K55A mindset within mysterious lands — Pattern review
Developers and game designers have a multitude of things to consider when coming up with ideas. Not only do they have to...
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852.9KQuick Fire Review – 198X
It isn’t unusual for a video game to delve into 30 or 40-hour playtime territory, even hundreds of hours is not uncommon....
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5.7K85Let’s solve puzzles together! — Biped review
“Ok, you step. No! Not two feet, hold your other foot up! Auughh!” Coordinating all four of your collective feet with a...
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703.7KClout sharks can smell blood — SIMULACRA 2 review
Ladies and gentlemen of the digital age, we stand at the precipice of our own destruction; one step further and down we’ll...
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904.3KOne hell of a time – DOOM Eternal review
DOOM Eternal is bigger and better than DOOM (2016) in every way. It’s fast, bloody, difficult, and hellishly fun. I enjoyed DOOM...
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4.0K90A charming storybook adventure about throwing sharks — Good Goliath VR review
It’s a bit of inside baseball, but game journalists get pitched a lot of games to review, and it takes something special...
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904.8KIt’s rad! — Yakuza 0 review
Yakuza 0 is my first experience with a Yakuza game and I’m excited to play the rest in the series because this...
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5.5K75If I could turn back time — Iron Danger review
One thought that has likely crossed your mind at some point is "how could that have played out differently?" or at least...
