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Unmatched: Battle of Legends, Volume Two review— Back with a vengance

Back in 2019, Restoration and Mondo unveiled their Unmatched system with Battle of Legends, Volume One. For those that didn’t read our initial review, it was an extremely successful

By Nick Dubs

/ 23 Feb 2022

Unmatched: Battle of Legends, Volume Two review— Back with a vengance

Rainbow Six: Extraction Review — REACT Accordingly

Rainbow Six: Extraction is Ubisoft’s latest tactical multiplayer co-op shooter installment in Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six series, and a spin-off to Ubisoft’s highly successful title, Rainbow Six

By Abdul Saad

/ 23 Feb 2022

Rainbow Six: Extraction Review — REACT Accordingly

Elden Ring Review — Tarnished glory

I’ll admit that I was skeptical the first time that I heard a Souls game was going open world. While, yes, previous entries did (mostly) allow you to explore

By Richard Allen

/ 23 Feb 2022

Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection for Nintendo Switch review – Legends never die, they just respawn on a new system

By this point, we all know the plot of the Ezio Trilogy of Assassin’s Creed game: collecting feath… – I mean, the rise of the legendary Assassin Ezio Auditore da

By Adam Moreno

/ 21 Feb 2022

Assassin’s Creed: The Ezio Collection for Nintendo Switch review – Legends never die, they just respawn on a new system

Horizon Zero Dawn Thunderjaw and Sacred Land expansions review ⏤ A formidable hunt, a forgettable experience

Horizon is a dish best served cold. A dish that teaches you to fish rather than feeds you for a day. The expansions not so much. For most board games,

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Horizon Zero Dawn Thunderjaw and Sacred Land expansions review ⏤ A formidable hunt, a forgettable experience

Horizon Zero Dawn The Board Game review — Something coming over the horizon….or not?

At a glance a video game to a board game is a vast undertaking. Much like tv shows and movie adaptations of video games, many set out with the goal

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Horizon Zero Dawn The Board Game review — Something coming over the horizon….or not?

Star Wars Jabba’s Palace A Love Letter Game review – return to a galaxy far, far away

In a galaxy far, far away… fans were long ago introduced to the Star Wars universe. In a collaboration between ZMAN Games and designer Justin Kemppainen, we are welcomed back

By Rob Berg

/ 18 Feb 2022

Star Wars Jabba’s Palace A Love Letter Game review – return to a galaxy far, far away

Valeria: Card Kingdoms 2E and Darksworn expansion review— Rolling bones, skeleton bones

I’ve had a rough time trying to pin down Valeria: Card Kingdoms. While it seems like Valeria always has one hand outstretched to give you more, more, more, its

By Nick Dubs

/ 18 Feb 2022

Valeria: Card Kingdoms 2E and Darksworn expansion review— Rolling bones, skeleton bones

Sucker for Love: First Date Review — That doesn’t scare me, I’m too horny!

Humanity is secure in their ignorance of the elder gods lurking just outside our perception. They sleep and wait for the day when insanity will reign, when all men will

By David Flynn

/ 18 Feb 2022

Sucker for Love: First Date Review — That doesn’t scare me, I’m too horny!

Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn ⏤ Your adventure begins

Calling the Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn a tome would almost be selling this impressive book short. All 280 pages are overflowing with lore, monsters, NPCs, histories, and incredible artwork

By A Kay Purcell

/ 18 Feb 2022

Tal’Dorei Campaign Setting Reborn ⏤ Your adventure begins

Pathologic 2: The Marble Nest Review — An exercise in futility

The Bachelor Daniil Dankovsky is a self described fighter of death. He has spent his life trying to discover the secret to immortality, but death has come to the bachelor

By David Flynn

/ 18 Feb 2022

Pathologic 2: The Marble Nest Review — An exercise in futility

Dread Hunger review – The water’s not as deep as it seems

I’m going to do my best to not make any comparisons to Among Us, or even unironically add “this is what Among Us would be like if it was

By Ben Lombardo

/ 17 Feb 2022

Dread Hunger review – The water’s not as deep as it seems