PC Reviews

He is the nameless one, a warrior whose thirst for battle is unrivaled.  With his sword and armor, his job is to dispel all evil that dares to step into his path.  He takes great pleasure in watching the last breaths of Hell’s minions seep from their decrepit bodies.

The Jackbox Party Pack is a series with yearly installments that I always look forward to. Every year, we’re given five new party games that utilize mobile devices as the controllers for a group of players. Each game handles it differently, whether it be through written prompts, drawing, or

Ajna has had a very bad day. Her village just burned down, her father was killed in front of her, and his murderer just got sucked into her brain. Besides that last part, this sounds pretty typical of RPGs, but that last part is exactly what gives Indivisible its edge:

If you played This is the Police (our review) or its sequel, cleverly entitled This is the Police 2 (our review — a significant improvement over the original), you might have noted that the game went from methodical police drama into an XCOM shootout mode. These tactical combat moments were a

At first glance, John Wick Hex is everything you don’t want in a game starring the new old face of American action cinema. How, many will wonder, can this deceptively slow, low-energy tactics game hope to compete against a two-hour date with Wick at the movie theater? Leave it

The Greek Gods have not been kind to humanity. Often seen as their slaves and puppets, humanity finds their destiny set in stone, literally, as they have been turned to lifeless slabs of rock in Argonus and the Gods of Stone.  Zojoi, the developer of this ambitious Greek mythological tale,

When you think of hard drive manufacturers, South Korean manufacturer SK Hynix probably doesn’t spring to mind. Names like Samsung, Western Digital, Seagate, Toshiba, Fujitsu, and similar behemoths have ruled the roost for years, but is there room for one more? I’ve recently gotten my hands on the

War games take many forms, although they mostly revolve around run-and-gun gameplay, strategic planning, and espionage. These games tend to make things more fantastical and less realistic, but sometimes it’s refreshing to look at the realism of situations. Whether this involves more realistic healing, consequences such as permanent deaths,