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Nintendo Switch Sports review — Foul ball

Everyone and their grandma loved Wii Sports. It was the pack-in game that sold a console to millions of people who didn’t even like video games that much. The

By David Flynn

/ 7 May 2022

Nintendo Switch Sports review — Foul ball

Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters review— Purge the Unclean!

I’m gonna level with you here – there are entirely too many Warhammer games on the market. In fact, a quick search on Steam for the name “Warhammer” gives me

By Ron Burke

/ 5 May 2022

Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters review— Purge the Unclean!

Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema

It’s not often that a game is released that bypasses all video game norms and provides a truly unique experience, much less a game that does so while still

By Richard Allen

/ 5 May 2022

Trek to Yomi review — Beautiful art direction and tense combat combine to create an enthralling ode to Japanese cinema

Bugsnax: The Isle of BIGsnax + Switch port review — Characteristic crunchyness

A new island filled with Bugsnax has appeared just off of Snacktooth. You, along with four friends (?) including Chandlo, Floofty, Shelda, and Triffany set sail to the island. Just like

By David Flynn

/ 4 May 2022

Bugsnax: The Isle of BIGsnax + Switch port review — Characteristic crunchyness

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines – Heartless Lullaby review — Bloody short

It’s not often we see games that are the equivalent of short stories. Heck, nowadays people get upset if a game you pay 10 dollars for isn’t at

By David Flynn

/ 3 May 2022

Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines – Heartless Lullaby review — Bloody short

The House of the Dead: Remake review — A classic comes shambling into the modern era

When House of the Dead was first released in arcades in the mid-90’s it was a spectacle to behold. Players flocked to the game, eager to fight off Dr.

By Richard Allen

/ 27 Apr 2022

The House of the Dead: Remake review — A classic comes shambling into the modern era

Roccat Kone XP mouse review — Peak performance

ROCCAT’s mice are often purpose-driven affairs. Lightweight mice, devices with extra keys for MMOs, wireless, and mice with shockingly-high DPI are just a few of the options on offer.

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Apr 2022

Roccat Kone XP mouse review — Peak performance

Time Loader review — heart-tugging time bender

I looked at Time Loader and saw a wonderful looking physics-based game that looked like it’d be a fun romp. A cute little RC car with a claw arm

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Apr 2022

Time Loader review — heart-tugging time bender

Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion

We have reviewed nearly every limited-edition Seagate drive the hardware giant has released, and now we’ve reached the first one released for the PlayStation 5 – the Horizon Forbidden West

By Ron Burke

/ 25 Apr 2022

Seagate Horizon Forbidden West limited edition hard drive — Next-Gen Console Companion

Back 4 Blood: Tunnels of Terror review — Bloody useless

I reviewed Back 4 Blood on the Series X but decided to review Tunnels of Terror on PC to avoid the console version’s poor aim assist. That meant playing

By Anthony Shelton

/ 24 Apr 2022

Back 4 Blood: Tunnels of Terror review — Bloody useless

Abermore review – Dishonored from Wish

For fans of stealth games, we take what we can get in our dying genre. We lament over beloved series like Thief and Splinter Cell, and appreciate mostly anything new.

By Ben Lombardo

/ 23 Apr 2022

Anuchard review — Rings a bell

The floating continent of Anuchard has long since fallen. Its people scattered across the world, all that remains is a small village near the coast and the mysterious dungeon. The

By David Flynn

/ 20 Apr 2022

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