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Even in death you’re at constant war — Call of Duty: Warzone review

We’ve seen Call of Duty’s multiplayer take on different play styles over the years as the landscape in gaming changed. With a bevy of other shooters being successful

By Terrance Hale

/ 19 Mar 2020

Even in death you’re at constant war — Call of Duty: Warzone review

Welcome back to the Empire State — The Division 2: Warlords of New York expansion PC review

It’s holiday 2018, and everyone is excitedly rushing to stores for Black Friday sales — the largest shopping day of the year. More money changes hands on this day than

By Ron Burke

/ 17 Mar 2020

Welcome back to the Empire State — The Division 2: Warlords of New York expansion PC review

Grab yourself a box of tissue for this emotional adventure — Arise: A Simple Story review

Arise: A Simple Story is so much more than the title implies, because nothing about life is simple. It’s a story about human nature, memories, and feeling a connection

By Terrance Hale

/ 9 Mar 2020

Grab yourself a box of tissue for this emotional adventure — Arise: A Simple Story review

Table tennis tune-up — Hypergalactic Psychic Table Tennis 3000 review

When you think of early video games, Pong should be one that quickly comes to mind. That simple classic where two paddles move up and down in order to hit

By Codi Spence

/ 3 Mar 2020

Table tennis tune-up — Hypergalactic Psychic Table Tennis 3000 review

Not even pixelated pirates can slow down this co-op dungeon crawler — Riverbond review

Throughout the years, most dungeon crawlers have taken on the same look and feel, offering nothing new to their genre. Often wanting to capitalize on what’s been established by

By Terrance Hale

/ 22 Feb 2020

Not even pixelated pirates can slow down this co-op dungeon crawler — Riverbond review

A truly terrible curse — Curse of Anabelle review

The Curse of Anabelle is a horror game; or at least, that’s what it bills itself as. I, however, don’t find that accurate. The only thing that scared

By Austin Fern

/ 20 Feb 2020

A truly terrible curse — Curse of Anabelle review

Trial by Stone — The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics review

Netflix has brought one of my most beloved childhood memories back to life in The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance. Now publisher En Masse Entertainment and developer BonusXP (of the

By Ron Burke

/ 16 Feb 2020

Trial by Stone — The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics review

Give them a hand — Table Manners review

Dating is a big part of many people’s lives, so obviously they’d want everything to go well. They want to impress their date, make them laugh and smile,

By Codi Spence

/ 15 Feb 2020

Deus ab daemonium — Daemon X Machina Review

I think we can all agree that giant robots are cool. The fantasy of flying around in a powerful yet graceful mech has appeared in media time and time again.

By David Flynn

/ 13 Feb 2020

Deus ab daemonium — Daemon X Machina Review

Afterlife airport shenanigans — The Tale of Doris and the Dragon – Episode 2

Doris is dead. She has been for at least one episode now in the ongoing Tale of Doris and the Dragon, but that’s beside the point. Doris has found

By David Flynn

/ 12 Feb 2020

Afterlife airport shenanigans — The Tale of Doris and the Dragon – Episode 2

Wait, is something behind me? — The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners review

You’re immediately thrown into the world of The Walking Dead, sitting on a skiff and gliding through a New Orleans’ lake; all the while you’re wonderfully introduced to

By Ben Lombardo

/ 9 Feb 2020

Wait, is something behind me? — The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners review

A dazzling exploration on a not so savage planet — Journey to the Savage Planet review

Note: Spoilers ahead, but I will try to keep them to the first level as you’ll definitely want this game in your library. The open-world genre has exploded

By Terrance Hale

/ 3 Feb 2020

A dazzling exploration on a not so savage planet — Journey to the Savage Planet review

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