Retro Machina review — Fighting for sanity
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from popular media over the last 30 years, it’s that, at the end of the world, all that’s going to be left are cockroaches, twinkies, and robots. If the […]
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Wrath of the Druids review — Eivor and the eerie Éire
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla: Wrath of the Druids continues Eivor’s journey. When I reviewed the base game last year, I couldn’t help but marvel at this epic Viking saga set in Norway and England. Now, the […]
Below Zero review — Deep blue brilliance
Subnautica: Below Zero is set to release soon. Much like the original, this sequel has been in Early Access for quite some time, allowing developer Unknown Worlds to fine-tune the experience based on community feedback. […]
Junkyard Simulator: First Car (PC) Review
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Secretlab Omega review – The all day gaming chair
For years, Secretlab has been at the forefront of the gaming chair market with products like the Omega, Titan, and TitanXL chairs. When the opportunity presented itself to finally review a Secretlab chair, it was […]
Outlaws & Legends technical review — Not quite legendary
Hood: Outlaws & Legends is a new game from developer Sumo Digital and publisher Focus Home Interactive. It focuses on PvPvE combat, where two teams race to complete a Heist. Not only will you need […]
Resident Evil Village review — The principles of evil made flesh
It’s easy to be skeptical of Resident Evil games. Resident Evil 4 was a massive change for the series, shifting things from survival horror to action horror. However, this signaled to Capcom that the series should be […]
Metro Exodus PC Enhanced Edition technical review and comparison
Playing Metro Exodus PC Enhanced Edition as a person who completed the first game can feel like stepping from night to day. The new features include several ray tracing upgrades, 4K textures, and DLSS 2.0 […]
The Invisible Hand review — Buy low, sell high, and do whatever
The lives of wealthy stockbrokers are ripe for satire. In a country where so much of the citizenry lives paycheck-to-paycheck, who wouldn’t gawk at people who make tons of money by making tons of money? […]
Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT gaming keyboard review: A typist’s dream
I should start this Corsair K55 RGB Pro XT review by saying that I haven’t used a membrane keyboard since I was in the first or second grade. My family had an old desktop we […]
Skate City review — Grinding your way to victory
Who doesn’t love a good skating game? They’ve been a strong presence in the cultural zeitgeist since Tony Hawk first graced consoles, and they’ve never really looked back. Sadly, the frequent trend is that these […]
Astro A20 Gen 2 wireless gaming headset review
The Astro A20 Gen 2 wireless headset has a strange kind of awkward elegance to it. On the one hand, its minimalistic design, ease of use, and sound quality make it a joy to use. […]
Anda Seat T-Pro 2 gaming chair review — Another gaming throne
Comfortable office chairs have been in hot demand since we’ve found ourselves at home more often. The same goes for those iconic racing seats turned gaming chairs, as many more people have turned to video […]
Star Wars Pinball VR review — The Force is strong with this one
“A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…” I genuinely can’t even begin to count the number of times I’ve read that phrase in my lifetime. I’ve been obsessed with the Star Wars […]
Nier Replicant review – It’s a nice day to start again
Many remasters aren’t particularly effortful. A slight increase to graphical fidelity here, a new feature there. But not all games are made more important by hit follow-ups either. Such is the case with Nier Replicant. While […]
Legend of Keepers review – Where there’s a whip
You’ve already cleared dungeons, killed their end bosses, and stolen the loot uncountable times. Maybe you have even managed to run a dungeon as a keeper of sorts. But how about running a dungeon as […]
Rome Remastered technical review — Veni, Vici, Kablooey
Total War: Rome Remastered is set to release tomorrow. It features remodeled buildings and objects, additional environmental effects, high-resolution unit textures, and support for ultrawide and 4K displays. Likewise, it touts several gameplay-related and balancing […]
Insurmountable review — The hill of judgement is still left to climb
Mountain climbing is truly a risky hobby. It takes a great deal of skill, plus requires an exorbitant amount of care. After all, human beings are fragile creatures, and the slightest mistake can be the […]
NieR Replicant tech review — A little better, but not quite there
Much has been made of the poor quality of NieR Automata‘s port. Then there was a second port that didn’t actually fix most of the issues of the first one. As such, we’ve all been fairly […]
Smelter review — Choking on a bite from the Apple of Eden
Mixing genres is often fun. One of the old standbys is to take an action game, staple it to a strategy or building game, and presto! You got yourself a winning combo. Following in the footsteps […]
Buildings Have Feelings Too review — This game needs to be demolished
Between fast-paced action in online shooters, the cautious approach in tactical/strategy games, and the sheer enjoyment from dungeon-delving in RPGs, I tend to relax with a bit of city building as well. Management sims, such […]