Playstation Reviews

Pumpkin Jack: New-Gen Edition is a throwback to a bygone era. Reminiscent of PlayStation 2 classics, Pumpkin Jack feels like a game made 15 years ago, rather than a modern take on a once well trodden genre. That’s not to say that Pumpkin Jack is a bad game, rather

I’ll admit it – I never played any of the original Toy Soldier games. While I knew about their popularity, somehow they passed me by. Like many others, I grew up playing with army toys and tanks, so despite my lack of knowledge about the series, I understand the game’

2003, the war in Iraq rages on with American Marines searching for Weapons of Mass Destruction that don’t exist. However, the secret Caelus satellite system has detected an underground storage facility. Upon arrival, the survey team engages in a battle with the Republican Guard, which causes massive sinkholes to

Life is Strange: True Colors Wavelengths tells a highly intimate tale centered around fan-favorite queer badass Steph Gingrich, who escaped Arcadia Bay before the bizarre events that occurred there to make a fresh start in Haven Springs. The DLC focuses on Steph’s year-long experiences and journey  before meeting Alex,

Have you ever played a match of Overwatch or Rainbow Six Siege and think to yourself: Wow, my team is awful. It sucks that my ranking has to suffer because I have 3 or 4 raccoons sitting at their keyboards with nary a brain cell in sight. You think to

It’s that time of year again, a new Jackbox Party Pack comes to digital storefronts for some party time fun. The developers have kept this train rolling like clockwork since 2014 and, to be completely honest, it’s starting to run out of steam. The 8th Party Pack has

I’d like to start this by admitting that I’m a closeted fan of the FIFA series. I’ve played every installment of the game since FIFA 12 along with my brother who I have to thank for helping out with this overly detailed review.    Whether or not to

At first glance, Skeletal Avenger looks extremely similar to other rogue-likes. While its gameplay elements share many similarities with other games in the genre – Hades, specifically – the way it handles progression is actually quite unique, almost to the point where I would not necessarily call it a rogue-like, but rather