It’s happened – we now have a party game that could easily be confused with the snacks at the party, which may very well end badly if your party guests get too inebriated. But assuming yourself and your guests are able to distinguish between snacks and a game, then Nacho

Yep, me again, here to tell you to just go get a Seagate hard drive for all of your storage needs. I could stop the review right there honestly, because these things just don’t miss. We’ve been talking about them for a long time, and they are the

Land of the Vikings released into early access this week on November 8th, and I was thrilled to check out how far it had come since the awesome demo I played a month ago. In this Norse city builder, you are the almighty and wise Jarl charged with building, providing

The long anticipated next-gen version of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition will release on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on December 14th, 2022. This update will feature dozens of enhancements, including in the visual, performance, and technical areas. All free DLCs and both major expansions

I love history, and I’m a licensed minister. Turns out, this whimsical looking game called Pentiment is somewhat made for me. It’s looked intriguing ever since being announced at Xbox’s summer showcase, and finding out a crew of only twelve put it together made it all the

Audio masters JBL are teaming up with Dreamhack to put on the third annual JBL Quantum Cup. For the first time, the competition will be held live and in person as well as online. Fortnite and Apex Legends will set the stage for competitors to test their might against fellow

Party games are a dime a dozen. They are often easy to learn, accessible to all, and can be finished fairly quickly, but that doesn’t mean that they don’t fill a niche in the gaming landscape. Say Anything is one such party game, able to be played with

The Monkey Island series holds a special place in my heart. I fondly remember exploring Mêlée Island as a child, not quite sure what I was doing, but enthralled with the witty point-and-click adventure nonetheless. What struck me even then was how unafraid The Secret of Monkey Island was to