PC Impressions

I have forever been on the hunt to find city-building/management games similar to my two all-time favorites, Pharaoh and Zeus, and nothing has ever come as close as Distant Kingdoms has. The last few days I have spent adventuring my way through the game have been splendid. Sure, there

It’s honestly pretty crazy to think almost six months has passed since the release of Black Ops Cold War. Boy, weren’t we young and naive back then? Since that moment, the development teams of Raven and Treyarch have kicked everything into high gear, and brought us two fantastic

You and your two friends are taking today to visit your high school teacher in the hospital. You’re meeting in the park first, and you’re late. When you get there, your friends have already gone ahead because there was an incident of some sort in the park, no

After 40 hours, maxing out the available ranks, and spending over €100,000 of in-game currency buying clothes, I can confidently say Watch Dogs: Legion online lacks any reason to return, despite enjoying maxing out nearly everything. The online mode, released on consoles first and PC second (I played on

I don’t generally like starting any writing this way, but roguelite games are just not my type. There’s nothing wrong with them, I just have a hard time getting into them. It’s probably just my preference of games that have a little more narrative to them, as

Oftentimes the first season of a TV show is fondly remembered as the best. I know that happened with CW’s The Flash, where it’s use of Reverse Flash is a crowning moment for the series. Others have lackluster starts but come into their own in their sophomore year,

While I really enjoyed last year’s Moving Out, a comedic game about moving furniture, I thought it could be too difficult for a single player to enjoy. Movers in Paradise is an expansion to the base game adding some of the most difficult moving challenges to date, and it

I’ve got upwards of 60 hours clocked in with the new survival game Valheim which has taken Steam by storm. I’ve played every single night for about a week and a half, roped my husband into it on the second day, and now our 7 year old son