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The Book of Many Things review — It’s all in the cards

One of the iconic magic items in the D&D multiverse is the Deck of Many Things. As a young DM, it was one of the items that I

By Steven Starkey

/ 1 Jun 2024

The Book of Many Things review — It’s all in the cards

Bigby Presents Glory of the Giants review — A handy guide to bigs

In D&D lore giants share the stage with dragons as the first races to rise to prominence. The giant races are credited with having been around almost as

By Steven Starkey

/ 1 Jun 2024

Bigby Presents Glory of the Giants review — A handy guide to bigs

PrismXR Carina D1 Charging Dock for Quest 3 review — finally, cordless!

My Quest 3 charging game was weak. I have a USB-C cable running to the Quest 3 headset, and another to the BoboVR battery pack for my headset. For my

By Ron Burke

/ 31 May 2024

PrismXR Carina D1 Charging Dock for Quest 3 review — finally, cordless!

GameSir Kaleid and Kaleid Flux Xbox wired controller review – Premium tech on a budget

Although I’m mostly a PC player nowadays, I still keep a controller nearby in case it would benefit a given game. Like Hades, and most hack-and-slash games, it’s

By Ben Lombardo

/ 31 May 2024

GameSir Kaleid and Kaleid Flux Xbox wired controller review – Premium tech on a budget

Astor: Blade of the Monolith review — Astor’s Awakening

Action RPGs can be a dime a dozen. For every Breath of the Wild, you find an Oceanhorn that might imitate it well, but isn’t the same. I don’

By David Burdette

/ 30 May 2024

Astor: Blade of the Monolith review — Astor’s Awakening

Razer Adjustable VR Head Strap System and Facial Interface for Meta Quest 3 review — Virtual upgrades for real dollars

Let me be frank, you shouldn’t be using the strap that came with the Meta Quest 3. As much as I love my Quest 3 headset, it’s obvious

By David Burdette

/ 26 May 2024

Razer Adjustable VR Head Strap System and Facial Interface for Meta Quest 3 review — Virtual upgrades for real dollars

Wizardry Remaster review — Do you like black-and-white movies?

Wizardry: Proving Ground of the Mad Overlord inhabits an odd space in the library of deluxe remasters. On the one hand, it’s a laudable project that makes a worthwhile

By Sean Weeks

/ 26 May 2024

Wizardry Remaster review — Do you like black-and-white movies?

Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut on PC review — Freshly sharpened katana

Ghost of Tsushima is a very special game to me. Not only do I remember the hype and being excited to see the furthering of Sucker Punch Productions as a

By David Burdette

/ 25 May 2024

Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut on PC review — Freshly sharpened katana

Turtle Beach Atlas Air wireless headset review — Breathe in the atmosphere

I just finished up reviewing Turtle Beach’s latest headsets in the Stealth 600 and Stealth 500, and here I am with another one. This isn’t the same as

By David Burdette

/ 24 May 2024

Turtle Beach Atlas Air wireless headset review — Breathe in the atmosphere

MLB The Show 24 Review – Hitting for the cycle

MLB The Show 24 is the latest in San Diego Studio’s annual release of their renowned baseball sim series that continues to elevate the studio’s status as one

By Noah Rigsby

/ 22 May 2024

MLB The Show 24 Review – Hitting for the cycle

Winds of Numa Sera: The Board Game review – The balance of power rests on the winds.

The world of Ethera is vast and different. Over the centuries the ordained bloodline of Numa Sera has expanded their empire across the continent. The politics and tactics of ruling

By Dan Hinkin

/ 22 May 2024

Winds of Numa Sera: The Board Game review – The balance of power rests on the winds.

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II review — Seeing the world in the most unique ways

For us, Senua’s journey began back in 2017, but her battle had raged on long before we were able to meet her. In Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, we got

By Cassie Peterson

/ 21 May 2024

Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II review — Seeing the world in the most unique ways