PC Reviews

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie follows Polly’s return home to search for her missing mother in her hometown, Atina. As she arrives, Polly is transported to the Reverie, an intangible realm populated by Aspirations, beings that embody humankind’s hopes, dreams, and boundless intelligence. As the story unfolds, Polly

When I think of Warhammer 40K, my mind goes to strategy games. It did start as a tabletop game, after all. For such a rich fictional universe, the franchise only has a few FPS games out right now. Given the overpowered weapons and diverse factions, it would be the perfect

Diablo IV is a challenge to review. While its predecessors have been fairly straightforward affairs, with a linear story and builds that are more dependent on gear drops and loot tables, Diablo IV has a veritable cornucopia of options that are even more plentiful than I could have imagined. Frankly,

As I mentioned in my RTX 4070 review, there has been a shift towards newer generations of cards, with the RTX 3060 now taking the lead spot on Steam’s GPU chart. I also declared that the RTX 4070 was the new Midtier king, pointing to its fantastic rasterized and

Star Trek is and has always been a human drama. It takes place in space, it’s full of jargon both real and imaginary, but from its start in 1966 all the way through to the conclusion of the most recent entry in 2023’s Star Trek: Picard, this series

I’ve heard a lot of bluster from developers about how choices in their game matter. A lot of the time, players are given two choices, both of which lead to the same ending. It’s the illusion of choice, where your mistakes were inevitable because your path was predetermined.

One thing I’ve learned from playing so many roguelikes and roguelites is that you need a killer core gameplay loop in order to keep players satisfied with their experience. Horizontal or vertical progression just won’t cut it. The enemies need to be interesting to fight, they need to

We’ve taken a look at memory from a variety of manufacturers over the years, including an in-depth roundup of Kingston’s FURY lines of DDR5, an overview of SK Hynix, Samsung, Micron, GSkill, Corsair and more. Certainly there are synthetic benchmarks that I can point to that say “See,