PC Reviews

AVerMedia has become a champion of capture cards, and last year they were one of the first ones to release a consumer-focused card with the capability to record 4K resolution. However, as streaming continues to rise in popularity, more newcomers are looking for affordable, easy-to-use capture cards to help get

There is a whole lot of new in the banana republic of Tropico. Under the hood lies a new developer (Limbic Entertainment takes the reins from Tropico 3, 4, and 5 developer Haemimont) a shift from a proprietary engine to Unreal Engine 4, and a greater emphasis on the lives

One of the best things about video games is the vast amount of different genres and difficulties. You have your carefree, easy-going experiences, your intense, fast-paced games, and everything in-between. Upon seeing that Akashicforce was described as a rhythm-like puzzle game, I thought it might top out somewhere in the

If you want a roadmap of how to go from good to great, you don’t have to look much further than Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment’s The Division. The game launched with solid footing, but endgame content was a bit thin, and mission repetition and bugs held it back

Some people play games to explore fantastic worlds. Some want to challenge their brains. Others just want to relax. I tend to lean towards the first two, but it’s nice to chill out with peaceful games once in a while. Himno caters to the crowd that wants to take

Rhythm games are an interesting combination of music appreciation and pattern recognition. They branch outside the realm of typical games like action adventures, platformers, sports, and more. Depending on the specific game, they can be a mix of relaxing and focused gameplay. Why not branch out a bit more and

Ever since it was announced, Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice has been the subject of rampant speculation. Some people were worried that it would be too much like Dark Souls and Bloodborne, others that it would be too different. Seemingly every scant detail was analyzed, picked apart, and held up as

Some games have open worlds to explore, others have linear routes, and some let you make your own path. Agartha takes the phrase “carve your own path” very literally, since you jump into the role of one of eight adventurers as you dig through the world to reach the exit.