PC Reviews

“The human mind… a three pound pile of dreams. The ultimate battlefield – the ultimate weapon. All wars of the psychic age are fought within these damp, curvaceous undulations. Paranormal paratroopers! Mental marines who are about to ship out on the adventure of their lives! This is our beachhead, and the

I don’t know how many times I’ve played all three Mass Effect games, but that number sailed past “a lot” a long, long time ago. I’ve seen every decision, I’ve hungrily devoured all 40+ DLC moments, and I’m so very ready to do it again.

After receiving a missive from her cousin, now king of Dublin, Eivor travels to Ireland. Upon arriving, the Viking quickly becomes embroiled in a conflict between the kings of the land, including the newly appointed High King Flann Sinna, the kings who want to retain their sole rule, and a

In 1987, some nine months after reactor unit 4 of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant suffered a catastrophic breakdown, scientists from the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology detected signals coming from a nearby area previously believed to have been evacuated. Those signals are traced back to the S.W.

I’m a pretty casual Star Wars fan. Sure, I’ve seen the movies a few times, played some of the games, but I’ve never had much interest in diving further into the franchise with the books or TV shows. Star Wars Pinball VR feels like a game made

One of the things I appreciate most about Ubisoft is that they are willing to try new things. While you can clearly see the inspiration behind Immortals Fenyx Rising (our review), the game represents the team doing something outside of their comfort zone. Logic and platforming puzzles aren’t normally

Usually, at the start of my reviews, I like to open up with something about the game and how it’s affected me personally. But, Maskmaker is a very strange VR experience. Sure, I’ve played lots of games that have a similar atmosphere or plot points, but ultimately it’

In a world where home consoles are pumping out graphical marvels in 4k resolution at up to 120fps and a good gaming PC able to fly the StarShip Enterprise I could understand some gamers having paws for thought upon seeing the 1bit art style presented in Dogworld, but wait! Turns