Reviews
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853.3KUltra Kaiju Monster Rancher review – Raising Kaiju and the rancher bar
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to raise a Kaiju? And, yes, I am talking about those absolutely massive...
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701.5KDyschronia: Chronos Alternate Episode 1 review — City of dreams
The city of Astrum Close has never experienced crime of any kind - until the founder is suddenly murdered. Professor Albert Rumford...
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901.6KThe Entropy Centre review — On the clock
The Earth has been destroyed countless times. Thankfully, the Entropy Centre on the moon has always been there to rewind the planet...
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853.9KSonic Frontiers Review – Running in the right direction
Sonic, Amy, and Tails have made their way to the Starfall Islands, where the Chaos Emeralds have mysteriously made their new home....
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853.3KJBL Quantum TWS gaming earbuds review – Bitsy buds bring the bliss
Earbuds are a part of our culture. Sure, on-ear headphones were first, but ever since the iPod commercials where people danced with...
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752.2KBayonetta 3 review — The shadow remains cast
Bayonetta and Jeanne are enjoying their peaceful lives in New York City when a mysterious new enemy appears and destroys the city....
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5.6K95Iron Man VR on Meta Quest 2 Review — The Suit and I are One
When we reviewed Iron Man VR in July of 2020, the hope was that we’d break free of the confines of the...
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501.1KSan Francisco review— hit the track, Jack
I'm a self-described Knizia fanboy, so I was extremely excited when I saw we had received his newest design for review. As...
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903.1KA Song of Ice & Fire: Tabletop Miniatures Game – Stark vs Lannister Starter Set review—wily wargaming in Westeros
When this game first debuted a few years ago, I dismissed it out of hand. I was fatigued on the IP, and...
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807.8KIt Takes Two review on Switch — Portable parental problems
It Takes Two is the hit puzzle platformer about two parents trying to make their daughter cry! OK, I kid, but it...
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851.5KMissle Command replicade review — New Wave’s latest replicade allows us to save the city yet again, this time in miniature form
Missile Command, the iconic arcade classic first released in 1980, has seen many iterations throughout the years. From its original arcade release,...
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802.9KThe Chant review — Positive vibes
After agreeing to join her friend on a weekend spiritual retreat, Jess finds herself at the center of a cosmic dimensional rift....
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1003.1KVENOM8 NVMe SSD review — Your new speed leader
At this point we are having to get mighty specific about our NVMe drive reviews. Over time what has developed is a...
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903.2KRoccat Vulcan II Max mechanical gaming keyboard review – Flashing lights
Keyboards are an important part of many of our days, but we don't always notice them. In my opinion, a great keyboard...
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1003.2KGod of War: Ragnarök review — Fimbulwinter, Fate, and Fatherhood
God of War: Ragnarök is an absolute masterclass in storytelling and combat balance. If you needed your review boiled down to one...
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705.8KCharon’s Staircase review – Solving another spooky mystery
In Greek Theater, Charon’s Staircase is a flight of stairs from the middle of the stage to the orchestra, typically for characters...
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702.5KSackboy: A Big Adventure review on PC — Still needs stitches
Sackboy: A Big Adventure was one of the PS5’s launch titles. A spinoff of the Little Big Planet series, this 3D platformer...
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803.7KRoccat Syn Max Air headset review – A”syn”ding
Headsets headsets headsets blah blah blah. At least, what I assume y’all hear when I talk about these at this point. I’ve...
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6.9K90Turtle Beach Velocity One Rudder Pedals Review — Ground Control to Major Tom
We slipped the surly bonds of Earth with the Turtle Beach Velocity One Universal Flight controller (our review) at the beginning of...
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803.2KResident Evil Village: Winters’ Expansion Review — A Family Legacy
The latest installment in the Resident Evil series, Resident Evil Village, launched last year to great critical and commercial success. Judging by...
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301.5KArrakis: Dawn of the Fremen review— well begun is half done
When Arrakis was first announced a few months ago as a reskin/redesign of an '80s area control game named Borderlands, I was...
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853.9KStar Ocean: The Divine Force review — Prime directive
Captain Raymond Lawrence has crash landed on Aster IV after his merchant vessel was attacked by the Federation. His escape pod is...
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454.8KThe Last Oricru review — An RPG that doesn’t understand itself
The Last Oricru has commitment issues. After over ten hours with the game, I’m not sure exactly what I played. Is it...
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902.1KUnusual Findings review — Teenagers, aliens, and the 80s combine for a charming and often hilarious point-and-click adventure
The point-and-click adventure has seen somewhat of a renaissance lately, with the prodigal Monkey Island returning and countless other charming indie titles...
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1.3K90IOGEAR Dock Pro Universal 4K Quad Docking Station review — Enterprise Excellence
I have reviewed a lot of docks lately, looking for ways to set up my Steam Deck, and possibly improve my overall...
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404.2KBONELAB review — The future isn’t here yet
BONELAB attempts an incredible step forward for VR: full body physics simulation. This means you’re not just a floating head and some...
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402.3KNew Tales from the Borderlands — Borderline Borderlands
I adored the original Tales from the Borderlands. It’s one of TellTale’s best works with heart and humor in equal measure. Sure...
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3.9K100Monoprice Dark Matter Fight Stick review — Ready…FIGHT!
At the start of 2022, Monoprice moved into a completely new realm of devices. Sure, you might know them as a great...
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851.4KLuna Capital review — Making the moon profitable
The year is 1977 and the private sector is betting on the moon as the next big market. In order for that...
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606.7KAsterigos: Curse of the Stars review – Stuck in the middle
When I watched the official trailer a little over a year ago, my interest peaked at this title which presented itself as...
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801.4KSmash Up: Disney Edition review – A smashingly fun Disney card game.
When starting the table top hobby, a friend introduced me to the original Smash Up. Take two decks, smash them together, and...
