Game Reviews

Society romanticizes the act of rolling. Just roll with it. Roll with the punches. Let’s get rolling. All of these phrases point towards one simple truth: the key to getting through life lies in your ability to roll. This principle also applies to enjoying Marble It Up! Ultra. At

Honestly, in a year packed with so many phenomenal titles, who needs much else? After watching a lot of games launch, just in the first half mind you, we almost don’t need more. That said, the second half is packed with just as much, and I wouldn’t blame

I picked up a PlayStation VR2 headset, but I’ve not been as kind with it as I should be. It gets a lot of use, but it spends its downtime sitting on top of my Mandalorian helmet. Sure, it sits there reasonably securely (the controllers sit in the charger)

Captain Olimar has crashed on Planet PNF-404… again. And it’s up to the Rescue Corps to find and save him. Unfortunately the Rescue Corps have also crashed, so it’s up to you to rescue the Rescue Corps. You’ll need to work alongside some of the planet’s

Toy Story may be a classic film about the life of toys, but do you know what it doesn’t address? The best toy wrestlers the world has ever seen! Thankfully, WrestleQuest by developer Mega Cat Studios takes care of that, and in excellent fashion. WrestleQuest goes off-script and tells

Arcadian Atlas is a story of two characters who become star crossed lovers due to a war they never wanted. The story is very fantasy-themed in the way it’s put together. You have kings and queens, working class, magic users, and later in the game, creatures from the sky.

When God of War came to PC, I was counting the days until one of my favorite PlayStation franchises, Ratchet & Clank, would also make its debut on the platform. It took a while, but Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart is finally available on PC via Steam and Epic Games.

Raising a kid is hard enough, but doing so when you’re far from home must be even tougher. Venba is a game that seeks to explore this idea, following the titular character, her husband Paavalan, and their son Kavin throughout several points in her life. Venba uses traditional Tamil