PC Reviews

Ever since watching the Uncharted movie this year, I’ve wanted to go back to the games. Sure, I had an opportunity when the Legacy of Thieves Collection released on PS5 right around the corner of the movie, but our own Richard Allen handled that review with aplomb (his thoughts

Five years ago, Cassius Bright brought home a mysterious young boy named Joshua despite knowing nothing of his past. Joshua quickly became close with Estelle, Cassius’s biological daughter. In the present day, the siblings train together to become like their father and join the Bracers, a global organization of

You have to understand that I may have a problem. I own Final Fantasy Tactics on effectively every platform where it’s available, and I’ve beaten it more times than I can count. Sure, I missed out on Bahamut Lagoon in Japan, but I’ve got every other release

Whether it’s Aliens, Hellraiser, The Fly, or Re-Animator, just to name a few, I dig the body horror genre. The existential dread of something foreign wrestling control away from its host, only to twist them into something strange or sinister makes for some gruesome fun. It seems Ebb Software

They say absolute power corrupts absolutely, but in reality it seems power simply attracts corrupt people. These bad actors in turn corrupt the systems they are a part of, and it’s been going on since the dawn of civilization. Politicians who line their own pockets with government funds, police

I love technology, especially at the inflection point between generations. We see the outgoing generation of hardware being pushed as hard as physically possible as developers discover new ways to wring every bit of power out of it. We see games finally able to take advantage of the tech, pushing

Last year’s No More Heroes 3 was an incredibly fun, hyper-violent action game seeing you tear your way through the Galactic Rankings as everyone’s favorite assassin, Travis Touchdown. I reviewed the game, scoring it an 85, saying that while the combat and visuals were better than ever, it

Let me ask you a question. At their core, what makes multiplayer games fun for you? You might say it’s “a sense of community” or “the competitive spirit”. For me, it’s the reward of knowing I’m working towards something. Every win, hell, every second of the experience