Reviews
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808.0KGodfall Review 2.0 – Here we go again…
When Godfall first released for the PlayStation 5 back in 2020, it was met with a mix of reviews — most of...
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603.8KTeardown review – Only a physics demo
The last time I truly played a voxel game was Cloudpunk, and if you’ve read that review then you’ll know my thoughts on...
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503.8KGhosts of Saltmarsh review — Murky waters ahead
I've enjoyed the D&D Adventure Series games since the original Castle Ravenloft came out. They provide a campaign experience in a box...
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651.2KKardashev Scale review- Rock, Paper, Scissors, Galactic Civilization Building?
Back in the 1960s, a Russian astronomer, named Nikolai Kardashev, came up with a method of measuring a civilization’s level of technological...
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552.5KWise Guys review—when more is less
Publishers Gale Force Nine recently released Wise Guys, an unlicensed reimplementation of their sleeper hit Sons of Anarchy: Men of Mayhem. The...
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851.5KLibertalia: Winds of Galecrest review – Get “hooked” on a reimagined sky pirate adventure.
Take to the seas…I mean skies, with Libertalia: Winds of Gailcrest. You are the pirate captain of a skyship setting out on...
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801.5KShards of Infinity Into the Horizon review — Chaos and destiny come to the shards
When first looking at Shards of Infinity you might believe that it is a sci-fi reskin of Ascension. A couple of elements...
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857.4KRIG 800 Pro HS headset review – Can you RIG it?
Let me first apologize for the terrible pun, but I do stand by it. The RIG 800 Pro is now here, and...
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901.8KDungeons of Dreadrock review – A puzzle game of life, but a lot more death
From Toad’s Treasure Tracker to the original Legend of Zelda games, I love puzzle games. 80's style puzzle games are my favorite...
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801.3KRevita Review – Twin-stick Super Saiyan
Revita is a curious little game about an unnamed child having awoken aboard a subway train. Confused and with no memories, the...
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852.5KSyberia – The World Before review — The hymm of Vaghen
Facism is a rot, a disease. It starts small, seemingly innocuous, it can’t really be harmful, can it? But if you let...
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601.8KNintendo Switch Sports review — Foul ball
Everyone and their grandma loved Wii Sports. It was the pack-in game that sold a console to millions of people who didn’t...
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2.9K90Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters review— Purge the Unclean!
I’m gonna level with you here – there are entirely too many Warhammer games on the market. In fact, a quick search...
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952.9KTrek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema
It’s not often that a game is released that bypasses all video game norms and provides a truly unique experience, much less...
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701.8KKleos review — Deific struggle
A new Greek city has been founded, Kleos, and the heavy hitters of Olympus have brought their champions and their legendary creatures...
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802.2KBugsnax: The Isle of BIGsnax + Switch port review — Characteristic crunchyness
A new island filled with Bugsnax has appeared just off of Snacktooth. You, along with four friends (?) including Chandlo, Floofty, Shelda,...
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702.0KVampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines – Heartless Lullaby review — Bloody short
It’s not often we see games that are the equivalent of short stories. Heck, nowadays people get upset if a game you...
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804.3KDeath in Space review—scrounging in the void
Fear, hunger, and peril await those who tarry in the dying universe of Death in Space. Dripping with all the atmosphere that...
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902.4KHyperX Pulsefire Haste Wireless gaming mouse review – Ride the lightning
I don’t remember word for word what I said about the HyperX Pulsefire Haste gaming mouse in my review, but I do...
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301.1KSenators review— et tu, olive?
Personally, I don't have anything against Senators- well actually, the card art that looks like ancient Roman themed stock photos is a...
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402.6KAristeia! review—the kids aren’t alright
When I first saw Aristeia, I was extremely hyped. I had been wanting an introductory skirmish-level minis game in a box for...
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703.8KThe House of the Dead: Remake review — A classic comes shambling into the modern era
When House of the Dead was first released in arcades in the mid-90’s it was a spectacle to behold. Players flocked to...
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807.9KWD_Black P10 hard drive review — As fast as mechanical gets
I’ve got a lot of hard drives, and each one has a specific purpose. I use a tiered system for my setup,...
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1002.3KRoccat Kone XP mouse review — Peak performance
ROCCAT’s mice are often purpose-driven affairs. Lightweight mice, devices with extra keys for MMOs, wireless, and mice with shockingly-high DPI are just...
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851.4KTime Loader review — heart-tugging time bender
I looked at Time Loader and saw a wonderful looking physics-based game that looked like it’d be a fun romp. A cute...
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901.8KSeagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion
We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for...
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602.0KBack 4 Blood: Tunnels of Terror review — Bloody useless
I reviewed Back 4 Blood on the Series X but decided to review Tunnels of Terror on PC to avoid the console...
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101.3KAbermore review – Dishonored from Wish
For fans of stealth games, we take what we can get in our dying genre. We lament over beloved series like Thief...
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802.1KGoryõ review – lets break some stuff
My initial experience with Goryõ was at a booth presented by Bridge Distribution and Fulfillment. I was apprehensive at first because being...
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954.8KReturn to Dark Tower review — The nerd maker
(An important note for this review, as I am but a young baby boy, I have absolutely zero nostalgia for the original.)...
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503.8KEchoes review — As good as it sounds?
Echoes, from Ravensburger, is a series of auditory mysteries that allow you to put on your detective hat and test if you...
