Reviews
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705.2KA nostalgic throwback to eighties adventure games: DreamBreak review
A lot of indie games take inspiration from the classics, particularly from the 8-bit through 16-bit era. DreamBreak, a cyberpunk, point-and-click adventure...
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755.6KStumbling through the clouds: Human: Fall Flat review
With clumsy physics akin to Octodad and subtle humor reminiscent of The Stanley Parable, Human: Fall Flat is a fun brain teaser...
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805.5KFeeling confined: Phantom Brave PC review
No matter how sweet the taste, if you are given the same fruit over and over again, you will soon wish for...
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754.1KJust keep climbin’: Fossil Echo review
Some people say it’s hard to tell a story without words. Others say a picture is worth a thousand words. How many...
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756.3KPuzzles and pufferfish: Song of the Deep review
I’ll come right out and say it, I wasn’t expecting a great deal from Song of the Deep. Sure, I was hopeful,...
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858.6KRelaxation and zen; The Sims 4 Spa Day review
The Sims 4 grows and expands with each new expansion, game pack, and stuff pack. I have been reviewing all the Sims...
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756.0KCard fight: Duelyst Review
A tried and true method of battle is to line up two forces against each other. Sometimes this is handled by lining...
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Barbarians and boredom: Crush Your Enemies review
Go back to the glory days of real-time strategy games they said, it’ll be fun they said. I’m not so sure about...
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Looking for gold: Sherlock Holmes: The Devil’s Daughter review
Believe it or not, there have been 10 Sherlock Holmes games created by Frogwares. Their newest adventure, Sherlock Holmes: The Devil's Daughter,...
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953.4KSoothes the need for speed – Crucial Ballistix Elite DDR4 Memory Review
Micron is one of the oldest names in the business. Formed in 1978, they were one of the “founding fathers” of the...
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509.9KExtended Stay: The Sims 4 Outdoor Retreat review
With the career and work centereed expansions, it is time for the Sims to take a vacation, and luckily Outdoor Retreat offers...
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507.9KPoor performance in Palanai: Dead Island Riptide Definitive Edition review
The original Dead Island started the series strong in 2011, whereas Riptide in 2013 made for a fairly weak follow-up. The maze-like...
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553.6KLess mighty than we’d hoped – Mighty No 9 review
Shadowrun, Pillars of Eternity, Wasteland 2, Shovel Knight, Elite: Dangerous, The Banner Saga, Mighty No. 9 -- all of these games have...
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702.1KGreat sound, with limits: Enhance GX-H3 headset review
Gamers on a budget, such as myself, often do not have the means to have the nicer periphery needed for premium PC...
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706.7KBack to Banoi: Dead Island Definitive Edition review
Zombie games are what I would consider my bread and butter. They don’t have to be flawless creations, but if they have...
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7014.0KLunch break: The Sims 4 Dine Out review
The original Sims 4 had a lukewarm reception. It was missing features and elements that Sim fans expected to be in a...
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803.6KLoving the Other: Hitman Episode 3 review
Note: The wonderful Blake Hester is on a short hiatus, so in his absence, I’ll be stepping in to cover the Hitman...
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854.2KLet your little light shine: TurnOn review
The power has gone out all across Electro City. It’s up to you, a tiny spark of electricity, to bring light back...
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755.4KAll the kings men are off to fight the same way again: Kingdom Wars 2 review
When it comes to videogames that share the same genre, especially with how many we have these days, there are precious few...
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956.0KThe world needs more heroes: Overwatch review
Our world is worth fighting for. - Mei Every match of Overwatch begins the same way. An opening line from a character,...
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854.2KWar pigs: Total War: Warhammer review
Neverending war. The perennial military complex, gears turning to amass conflict after conflict, as generals loom over a table dotted with markings...
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906.1KAll of the devils are here – Doom review
“Hell is empty, and all of the devils are here.” - William Shakespeare Doom is a pure shooter. It’s an amazing throwback...
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859.8KEverything obscured by the brightness: The Town of Light review
Renee isn’t a criminal; she’s a confused and afraid 16-year-old girl who’s struggled with mental illness from a young age. However, even...
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803.8KGuns blazing: Hover Junkers review
The west is a lawless place. Even in the steampunk Western Hover Junkers, your only friend and companion is the gun strapped...
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852.7KSeeing is believing: HTC Vive review
It’s hard to quantify and define the experience of virtual reality to an outside party. Words like “presence” and “immersion” come to...
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908.6KRacing hardware evolved – Thrustmaster T150 wheel review
Thrustmaster has been making peripherals for the gaming enthusiast for a long time, but I’ve not had a chance to check out...
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754.1KA goofy name for a decent game – TASTEE: Lethal Tactics review
What the hell is TASTEE? I found myself asking that same question when this game came across my desk. In this case,...
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805.3KIntergalactic manifest destiny: Stellaris review
One of humanity’s greatest aspirations lies in space exploration. The feeling of reaching out beyond our terrestrial shackles and seizing the vast,...
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504.6KOil Leak: Oil Enterprise review
Growing up in a rural part of Colorado, I was always around oil fields and the oil industry. I used to gawk...
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908.8KMixing the melting pot: Battleborn review
Since first glance, Battleborn has had an identity crisis. A new shooter from the quintessential “gun company,” Gearbox Software has struggled against...
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753.6KThe indie kid’s rhythm game: LOUD on Planet X review
LOUD on Planet X is a fun and quirky addition to the rhythm game genre. It features music from all across the...
