Reviews
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75945Forest Friends review — A game for 2
When you go into your local big box store and walk over to the tabletop game section, the options have improved dramatically...
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804.8KThe Wizard of Oz Adventure Book Game review — A unique book-based game board brings the iconic film to life
The Wizard of Oz is a beloved classic whose story has been adapted into nearly every medium, but its latest iteration comes...
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601.4KA Goofy Movie Game review — Great artwork and nostalgia aren’t enough to save the rather simple gameplay
A Goofy Movie is an iconic animated classic released in 1995, which unfortunately has never been given the credit it's due by...
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902.2KDead Space review — A fantastic update to a horror classic
Dead Space, originally released in 2008, was a crowning achievement of game design. Adored by fans and critics alike, Dead Space was...
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801.5KSEASON: A Letter to the Future review — A beginning and an end
Season: A Letter to the Future is developer Scavenger Studio's upcoming indie adventure game that follows an unnamed young woman from a...
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851.6KOne Piece Odyssey review – Memories that last a lifetime
A few years ago, I had back surgery and was essentially stuck in a recliner for about six to seven weeks. This...
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901.9KThe Sims 4 Bathroom Clutter Kit & Simtimates Collection review — Two Kits worth the money
The Sims 4 released the Simtimates Collection and the Bathroom Clutter Kit on January 19th, and as many of you know, I...
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60906That Old Wallpaper review – Matching wallpaper patterns in a mismatched experience
We’ve all been there. You walk into a room, take in the decor, the paint colors, the knick knacks on the sideboard,...
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903.2KForspoken review — Find your fire
Frey Holland is stuck between a rock and a hard place. The rock being a New York gang she owes favors to,...
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902.8KMonster Hunter Rise Review – The rampage grows to more platforms
My favorite thing about video games is that I get to go to worlds that I could really only dream of. I...
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801.0KThe Spill review – Nothing like cooperative eco-warriors to bring the family together.
Let’s be honest; Oil is a big part of our everyday lives. From the gasoline in our cars to the plastics in...
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706.1KYs VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA review on PS5 — Polishing a diamond
The Isle of Seiren has a deadly reputation. Ships have a habit of wrecking in the vicinity of its shores, and the...
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802.3KColossal Cave review — Back to basics
Colossal Cave Adventure was a 1976 text-based adventure game developed by Will Crowther then later expanded by Don Woods. In the game,...
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701.7KVengeful Guardian: Moonrider Review – Double-Edged Pastiche
Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider unsheathes a double-edged sword: one that cuts with the strengths of its inspirations while also reflecting its weaknesses in...
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852.3KPersona 3 Portable review — Velvet dreams don’t die
There’s a hidden hour between each day: the Dark Hour. Just as the clock strikes midnight, the city of Tatsumi Port Island...
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651.1KRise review — Getting on track
Rise is a board game about tracks. No, not railroad tracks, though it is a game set in the industrial era. We're...
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701.4KViticulture World review — Every country is wine country
Wine is enjoyed across the entire world, though those disparate cultures’ relationship with wine is very different. Viticulture: World is dedicated to...
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5511.9KChained Echoes review — Complexity is not compelling
Role-playing games often have systems on top of systems to allow the player a wealth of customization options. These can range from...
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951.1KShapers of Gaia review— We built this engine in a biome
I love games with a good arc, so a well-done engine builder that takes you from barely having enough to do anything...
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90859Asking For Trobils: Tobil Makers Review – Unlike The Scientists, You Should Do This
Asking for Trobils: Trobil Makers is an expansion to the original Asking for Trobils, so this mayhem only works in combination with...
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751.4KGates of Delirium review—in madness lies clarity
Gates of Delirium tries to meld a lot of concepts into a concise package, and it mostly succeeds at combining area control,...
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803.3KThe Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky SC review — End of the road
When we last left Estelle Bright, she, along with her brother and a few friends, had stopped a coup attempt to take...
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901.4KNope Collector’s Edition Blu-Ray review — The acclaimed horror film comes home in a fantastic package
Jordan Peele has become synonymous with smart thriller films and his latest feature Nope proved able to live up the high bar...
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802.2KChildren of Silentown review — Unravel the secrets of Silentown in this unique hand-drawn mystery
The premise of Children of Silentown is simple, “Fear is often the hardest disease to treat.” Silentown is a small ramshackle town...
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453.3KAmnesia Memories & Later x Crowd Switch Review – A very uncomfortable amnesia story
Every once in a while I come across a game that makes me question my sanity. But I don’t think I’ve ever...
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4.6K90ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 4070 Ti review — Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
If you thought NVIDIA might be resting for the holidays, you might be surprised to hear they were hard at work preparing...
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701.1KTennpenny Parks review — An exceptionally vibrant purgatory
Come one, come all, to see the magnificent Tenpenny Parks! It’s got worker placement, it’s got polyominoes, it’s got player interaction, it’s...
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901.5KAvatar The Last Airbender: Fire Nation Rising – Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked
Avatar The Last Airbender: Fire Nation Rising is a cooperative game where players build up a team of characters while they try...
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752.7KNieR Art Koda Kazuma Works review — Beauty in the apocalypse
The NieR series is very near and dear to my heart, not only for its stories and gameplay but also the incredible...
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951.3KStar Trek: Prodigy Season 1 Blu-Ray review – The new age of Star Trek
I’ve been around Star Trek my entire life. My parents are both Trekkies and have been since they were children. That being...
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902.1KValkyrie Profile: Lenneth Review – The Lofty Ideal
No one really knows what life has in store for them. We simply struggle and strive towards the path we believe may...
