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Magic: The Gathering Foundations Beginner Box review ⏤ Is this the best way to learn Magic?

The Magic: The Gathering Foundations releases are more than another draft set. Alongside the standard draft set made of Play Boosters, Foundations also has a couple of brand-new products

By Chris Wyman

/ 21 Nov 2024

Magic: The Gathering Foundations Beginner Box review ⏤ Is this the best way to learn Magic?

Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 – The Dead King’s Secret review – A magical return to a puzzle mania!

In May of 2022, I reviewed an indie title called Dungeons of Dreadrock and really enjoyed it. You can see my review of the first game here! A story of

By Lyra Moreno

/ 21 Nov 2024

Dungeons of Dreadrock 2 – The Dead King’s Secret review – A magical return to a puzzle mania!

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl review — A rough start

After a ton of unfortunate delays due to the situation in Ukraine, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl is finally seeing the final light of day with its imminent release. This

By Henry Viola

/ 20 Nov 2024

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl review — A rough start

Ereban: Shadow Legacy review — Local women with shadow powers harasses power company

Is your electric bill getting a little too expensive? Do you like Assassin’s Creed? Have you ever wanted to build a Dyson Sphere around the sun? If you answered

By Jackson Lustberg

/ 19 Nov 2024

Ereban: Shadow Legacy review — Local women with shadow powers harasses power company

Threshold review — The train must run

After signing your waiver, board the elevator up to the top of the mountain and take a deep breath. The job is simple: keep the train running. Don’t mind

By Corvo Rohwer

/ 19 Nov 2024

River of Gold review — Rollin’ on a golden river

You know how sometimes you sit down to a new game not expecting too much, only to be blown away by every little thing put in front of you? That

By Nick Dubs

/ 17 Nov 2024

River of Gold review — Rollin’ on a golden river

SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 Keyboard and Aerox 3 Wireless Ultra Lightweight Mouse review — SteelSeries again proves why they are a leader in the peripherals market

I’m not what you’d call picky when it comes to the keyboard and mouse combo I use on a daily basis. I am a gamer, but the PC

By Richard Allen

/ 15 Nov 2024

SteelSeries Apex Pro TKL Gen 3 Keyboard and Aerox 3 Wireless Ultra Lightweight Mouse review — SteelSeries again proves why they are a leader in the peripherals market

Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra printer review — Small batch, maximum detail prints

If there’s one question I get all the time it’s “If I’m getting into resin 3D printing, what printer do you recommend”? Hands down, that printer is

By Ron Burke

/ 14 Nov 2024

Elegoo Mars 5 Ultra printer review — Small batch, maximum detail prints

Enzion S6 Triple Monitor Extender review — A full desk experience to-go

The Enzion S6 is a triple-screen laptop monitor extender that brings two additional displays to either side of your laptop’s main screen. As someone who uses a triple-

By Mike Case

/ 14 Nov 2024

Enzion S6 Triple Monitor Extender review — A full desk experience to-go

Sihoo Doro C300 Pro review — An ergonomic chair that adapts to you, mostly

I recently had the chance to try out the SIHOO Doro C300 Pro, an ergonomic office chair designed with comfort and customization in mind. With adjustments for height, recline, lumbar

By Mike Case

/ 14 Nov 2024

Sihoo Doro C300 Pro review — An ergonomic chair that adapts to you, mostly

Quntis RGB Pro review — Task lighting meets RGB vibes for your gaming setup

The Quntis RGB Pro light bar aims to do more than just light up your desk—it’s here to bring some serious atmosphere to your setup. Designed with a

By Mike Case

/ 14 Nov 2024

Quntis RGB Pro review — Task lighting meets RGB vibes for your gaming setup

AVerMedia VERSATI go review—Quality always

I have been using the same Amazon microphone for over 6 years and never bothered to upgrade or change it because I never stopped to listen to my voice. At

By Raven Winters

/ 14 Nov 2024

AVerMedia VERSATI go review—Quality always