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Disney Sorcerer’s Arena: Epic Alliances – Leading The Charge expansion review – Be prepared to head into the unknown infinity and beyond.

Disney Sorcerer’s Arena: Epic Alliances is back with its third expansion, Leading the Charge. Introducing another three characters and some new status effects, Leading the Charge has some of

By Dan Hinkin

/ 12 Apr 2023

Disney Sorcerer’s Arena: Epic Alliances – Leading The Charge expansion review – Be prepared to head into the unknown infinity and beyond.

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 review — Midtier King

If you head over to Steam and look at the Steam GPU chart there’s been a shift. For the longest time folks were clinging onto their GTX 1060s, with

By Ron Burke

/ 12 Apr 2023

NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070 review — Midtier King

MegaMan Battle Network Legacy Collection review — Busting makes me feel good

The MegaMan franchise has no shortage of sub-series, each offering a new and different take on the Blue Bomber and friends. The X and Zero series are essentially evolutions of

By David Flynn

/ 12 Apr 2023

MegaMan Battle Network Legacy Collection review — Busting makes me feel good

GORN PSVR2 review – Good dumb gladiator fun

I’ve been enjoying playing all the different types of games that PSVR2 has to offer, and one that I’d seen before but never tried is GORN. The premise

By David Burdette

/ 11 Apr 2023

GORN PSVR2 review – Good dumb gladiator fun

Ghostwire: Tokyo (Xbox) review – “A most noble end awaits you”

Ghostwire: Tokyo released last March on the PlayStation 5 and PC, scoring rather well across the board. The game blends first-person action gameplay with action-RPG elements and a touch of

By Cassie Peterson

/ 11 Apr 2023

Ghostwire: Tokyo (Xbox) review – “A most noble end awaits you”

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened review – On Cthulhu’s case

After Sherlock Holmes’ last adventure in Chapter One, I’ve been patiently anticipating what comes next for our esteemed investigator. With the war in Ukraine hampering Frogwares, however, I wondered

By David Burdette

/ 11 Apr 2023

Sherlock Holmes The Awakened review – On Cthulhu’s case

Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game review- A long time ago in a galaxy that is somewhat familiar.

Star Wars is arguably one of the most powerful and significant brands out there. From movies to television to action figures to bed sheets to card games; Star Wars is

By Dan Hinkin

/ 10 Apr 2023

Star Wars: The Deckbuilding Game review- A long time ago in a galaxy that is somewhat familiar.

Infinite Guitars review — Struggles of a solo artist

Every single video game is a miracle. That’s not an exaggeration; games take an incredible amount of time, effort, and care that anything, from the smallest phone games to

By David Flynn

/ 10 Apr 2023

Infinite Guitars review — Struggles of a solo artist

MLB The Show 23 review – Heroes get remembered, but legends never die

The history of baseball in video games splits into two different styles. Games like MLB The Show focus on simulating the sport. I, however, grew up playing the other side

By Noah Rigsby

/ 7 Apr 2023

MLB The Show 23 review – Heroes get remembered, but legends never die

Moss review — Quill’s journey remains a stunning VR experience

Moss may very well be the most adorable game that I have ever played and Quill, the small but brave protagonist, is a national treasure that must be protected. This

By Richard Allen

/ 6 Apr 2023

Moss review — Quill’s journey remains a stunning VR experience

Moviehouse review — “It’s a Birdemic”

I have had The Movies and its expansion pack installed on my machine off and on since it was released in 2005. A few games have tried to take its

By Ron Burke

/ 5 Apr 2023

Batora: Lost Haven (Switch) review – A night and day dilemma

When a mysterious event nearly destroys Earth, Avril, a 16-year-old girl, is now the last hope of a dying Earth. But Avril’s path won’t be an easy one.

By Cassie Peterson

/ 5 Apr 2023

Batora: Lost Haven (Switch) review – A night and day dilemma