Game Reviews

What would it be like to watch the world end, knowing you can do nothing to stop it? The people with power either don’t care or are actively profiting from the hellscape they’ve created. Even trying to protest or offer a dissenting opinion will get their goons sent

The Archelites, a race of machines from beyond the stars, have waged war with the world of Heryon for years. Able bodied people from all over are being drafted and sent to the front lines to die, if only to keep the invaders away from cities. Worse still, the Archelites

Howard Lotor is a private detective in way over his head. What started out as a simple cheating case turns into an investigation on serial murders and cannibalism. When the racoon man tries to drink and forget what he saw, a foxy lady (pun intended) by the name of Renne

A few years ago, I was pleasantly surprised by KEMCO’s Mom Hid My Game! The Switch was less than a year old at the time and I was starving for new titles, but nevertheless I enjoyed the short point-and-click adventure game since it was so relatable to me as

The Sims 4 Dream Home Decorator Game Pack launched on June 1st, and it’s been one of many exciting announcements for The Sims 4 in recent weeks. I got to channel my inner HGTV over this long holiday weekend playing a ton of this Pack, and I had an

The Dark Lord Steve Urkel (yes, from Family Matters) is stealing faces from people all across Miitopia, and only one person can stop him… whoever you want! As an RPG where you decide who plays what role, Miitopia isn’t shy about being weird as all get-out. It’s got

I have fond memories of my time in the dirty, dangerous, diesel-punk universe of 1920+ when I reviewed Iron Harvest late last year. The game was more of what RTS fans loved with a unique spin on a familiar setting and engaging, character-oriented stories to tie it all together. Since

Like a dodgeball to the face, Knockout City knocked me off my feet in seconds and I never saw it coming. From the awesome, cheesy premise to the airtight dodgeball mechanics, Knockout City culminates into a ultra-polished and addictive competitive game that’s worthy of mentioning in the same breath