PC Reviews

I guess I should address the elephant in the room: Nepenthe takes major inspiration from Undertale, and it ends up being half as competent as its source material. An ambitious first effort from indie developer Yitz, Nepenthe takes the RPG morality system and attempts to create a fresh new take

I’ve read Crichton’s Jurassic Park books, and at their core they are less about running a massive park dedicated to the showcasing of the amazing resurrection of long-extinct creatures for the amusement of the masses, and more cautionary tales about the hubris of man when dealing with massive

Stranded on an unknown planet with nothing but his wits and his underpants, Jack Sharp, space cowboy, sets off on a dangerous adventure to track down the thugs who hijacked his ship and left him for dead. K’Tharsis, a hostile, lawless wasteland polluted by greed and violence, serves as

Groovy Milk makes its indie debut with Creepy Road—a 2D run-and-gun roller coaster bursting at the seams with charm and energy. Players assume the role of Flint Trucker, an oddball truck driver (unsurprisingly) forced to take up arms against an unknown evil in order to save the love of

Unicorn Dungeon may be the worst game I have ever played. It costs a mere $4.99, and that is still asking far too much. Unicorn Dungeon is a simple point-and-click adventure game that somehow messes up the point-and-click aspect. When I clicked on the doorway to enter the dungeon

Vampyr is a story of choice and consequence. War hero and field surgeon Dr. Jonathan Reid has returned home to London just after the first World War. The London he remembers has been replaced by a dangerous place, teeming with rats, and plagued by the Spanish Flu. As he steels

Youropa is a puzzle-platformer whose main character took some inspiration from Sackboy. The game stars a cute humanoid figure you decorate with paint. This paint loving guy or girl can walk on walls with his suction cup feet. At first, this is all you can do. You don’t even

The Razer Abyssus Essential mouse is almost great. It has the normal Razer customization options through Razer Synapse. The mouse moves smoothly and accurately and has a nice, firm click. However, it fails to be a go-to product because of one major flaw that makes it hard to recommend over