Reviews
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1002.3KDredge review – A checkered flag of red and white
Do you like a spooky atmosphere, eldritch horror, intriguing mysteries, stylish aesthetics, nautical themes, and the very concept of good video games?...
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802.2KWrestleQuest review — Spice so nice, brotherrr
Toy Story may be a classic film about the life of toys, but do you know what it doesn’t address? The best...
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751.6KArcadian Atlas review – The battle for the throne has begun!
Arcadian Atlas is a story of two characters who become star crossed lovers due to a war they never wanted. The story...
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803.9KRatchet & Clank: Rift Apart review on PC — Dimensional anomalies
When God of War came to PC, I was counting the days until one of my favorite PlayStation franchises, Ratchet & Clank,...
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902.2KVenba review — A poem for Tamil cuisine
Raising a kid is hard enough, but doing so when you’re far from home must be even tougher. Venba is a game...
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3.6K100Warhammer 40,000: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Execution Force DLC review
It seems like there are more than 40,000 Warhammer games in the Warhammer 40,000 universe, and not all of them are winners....
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852.9KRemnant 2 review — Rising above the ashes
Gunfire Games took the world by storm in 2019 with their sleeper hit Remnant: From the Ashes as it delivered refreshing “Dark...
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904.0KPNY GeForce RTX 4060 Ti Verto 8GB review — A solid alternative
The GeForce RTX 4060 Ti has a specific niche, and in that niche it does very well. There is a groundswell of...
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955.9KViewfinder review — Understanding the bigger picture
When Viewfinder first crossed my radar during the 2022 Game Awards, I was intrigued to say the least. Immediately, I was reminded...
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803.2KMiasma Chronicles review – breaking the grind – a refreshing approach to turn-based tactics
In a world shattered by a terrifying force called the Miasma, join Elvis, a young man with an extraordinary glove that can...
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853.3KVanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! review — Boxing with a punchline
VanillaBeast: Retro Knock-Out! instantly let me know from the title screen what type of game I was getting into. Upon opening the...
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753.1KHomebody review – Agoraphobia simulator
ADDICTION TO FEAR Horror is a special genre, isn’t it? It’s difficult to drop into another genre and get immediately immersed in...
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751.1KOxenfree II: Lost Signals review — Forming Connections
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals is developer Night School Studio's sequel to its critically acclaimed game Oxenfree. While I never played the previous...
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854.6KTrepang2 review — An absolute banger
It’s hard for first person shooters to not be overshadowed by large franchises like Call of Duty or Battlefield nowadays, especially if...
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904.7KGylt review — A second chance
Creating good horror is hard. It’s easy to fall into countless pitfalls and end up creating a trite experience. Gylt, a narrative-driven...
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903.0KAliens: Dark Descent review — “We got nukes, we got knives, we got sharp sticks.”
The first Alien movie was revolutionary for its time. Ridley Scott spent 45 minutes building a palpable tension for the audience, keeping...
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803.4KStory of Seasons: A Wonderful Life review — A life well lived
Story of Seasons has a long and interesting history. The series formerly known as Harvest Moon started way back in 1997 on...
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906.7KThe Elder Scrolls Online: Necrom review — It ain’t easy being green
The Elder Scrolls Online released their seventh Chapter, Necrom, on June 5th, and with it comes a brand new class called the...
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851.5KDOOMBLADE review – Descend to godhood
Who doesn’t love a good revenge story? There’s something deep within people, something primal, that really gets a kick out of watching...
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303.6KGreyhill Incident review — It’s like Roswell all over again
I’m a total sucker for indie horror games, especially those with strong environmental storytelling. They don’t need beautiful graphics or a perfect...
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802.2KEA SPORTS F1 23 review – Not letting off the gas
The F1 series of games has been the definitive experience of the world’s premier motorsport, with Codemasters having taken up the mantle...
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901.5KHarmony: The Fall of Reverie review – immersive storytelling at its finest
Harmony: The Fall of Reverie follows Polly's return home to search for her missing mother in her hometown, Atina. As she arrives,...
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755.7KWarhammer 40,000: Boltgun review – Shallow, but fun!
When I think of Warhammer 40K, my mind goes to strategy games. It did start as a tabletop game, after all. For...
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7.4K100Diablo IV Review — Good to the last bloody drop
Diablo IV is a challenge to review. While its predecessors have been fairly straightforward affairs, with a linear story and builds that...
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3.5K90GeForce RTX 4060 Ti review — Entry Level DLSS 3 at a Last-Gen Price
As I mentioned in my RTX 4070 review, there has been a shift towards newer generations of cards, with the RTX 3060...
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4.0K85Star Trek: Resurgence review — Fear is the true enemy
Star Trek is and has always been a human drama. It takes place in space, it’s full of jargon both real and...
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858.6KContraband Police review — The choice is yours
I’ve heard a lot of bluster from developers about how choices in their game matter. A lot of the time, players are...
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755.4KPerish review — And back to hell
One thing I've learned from playing so many roguelikes and roguelites is that you need a killer core gameplay loop in order...
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1003.6KKingston FURY RENEGADE 7200MT/s DDR5 RAM review — Does speed matter?
We’ve taken a look at memory from a variety of manufacturers over the years, including an in-depth roundup of Kingston’s FURY lines...
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854.8KStranded: Alien Dawn review — Survive and Thrive, if you can
Stranded: Alien Dawn is the latest game from the team that brought you games like Tropico 3, 4, and 5, Surviving Mars,...
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902.7KKLEVV CRAS C910 and KLEVV CRAS C930 NVME M.2 drive reviews — Delivering the goods
We review a lot of drives around here, but this is the first we’ve heard of KLEVV. A subsidiary of ESSENCORE, KLEVV...
