PC Reviews
Find here all the PC Reviews we do on KeenGamer. Find specifics about games that are played on a PC, chosen by a fan of the specific genre and platform.
Laugh Track Review: Looking at Life’s Real Horrors
From the creators of Arcade Spirits comes a new visual novel in the comedy horror genre. What happens when ethereal, Lovecraftian entities prey on our collective minds and attention through generic ’90s family sitcoms? You get something special. Some...
Super Meat Boy 3D – Review: A Bold Evolution That Struggles with Precision (PC)
Super Meat Boy 3D takes a bold leap into 3D, delivering intense platforming and addictive challenge - but not without flaws. This review breaks down its gameplay, design, and whether the transition truly works. Super Meat Boy 3D is one of the most am...
Looking Up Review: A Short but Wonderful Flight
In Looking Up, you'll solve puzzles while following the story of a girl and her father with dreams of one day flying. This title can be easily compared to other games such as The Star Named EOS and Tell Me Your Story. Looking Up might be a short game...
Project Songbird Review – A Psychological Horror Experience with Artistic Depth (PC)
Project Songbird is a haunting indie horror experience that combines immersive, personal storytelling and a uniquely introspective journey through creativity, isolation, and psychological tension. Project Songbird is an indie psychological horror gam...
Minishoot’ Adventures Review: A Tiny Ship With Huge Bullet Hell Energy (PC)
Minishoot' Adventures is a handcrafted bullet hell metroidvania where a tiny ship explores an open world, clears dungeons, and rescues friends with tight twin-stick shooting and clever upgrades. Read our review to explore its gameplay depth and chall...
Goblins of Elderstone Review: Tough Colony Construction
Goblins of Elderstone has you raise a self-sustaining colony that protects itself from various threats. You can take your colony development in a variety of directions. However, said development is difficult and you are expected to learn through tria...
Bogos Binted Review: Fast Fun with Cards
Bogos Binted has a variety of quick card games you can play with friends. Each of them give you an equal chance of winning without taking too much time. Without organising games with friends, playing other games is nearly impossible. There’s good fun...
Collector’s Cove Review: A Collector’s Paradise (PC)
Collector's Cove is the perfect game if you just want to lose yourself in hours of gathering resources, growing crops, and fishing, all while floating along on your very own boat captained by a sweet creature and exploring four unique areas. There ar...
Pieced Together Review: A Beautifully-Crafted Journey of Life and Friendship
Pieced Together is a wonderful combination of scrapbook simulation, a little puzzle-solving, and the story of two friends as you follow their lives through school and beyond. This creative adventure provides inspiration as well as nostalgia in a rela...
Scott Pilgrim EX Review – A Stylish Evolution That Almost Reinvents the Beat ’Em Up (PC)
Toronto’s back under siege in Scott Pilgrim EX: robots, demons, rogue gangs, and... well yes, vegans that are terrifyingly strong. Smash, combo, and chaos your way through pixel-perfect battles with Scott, Ramona, and the gang. Few beat ’em ups have ...
The Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy Expansion Review – Royally Impressive (PC)
The Sims 4 Royalty & Legacy might be the most ambitious Expansion Pack to date, but it may also be the most impressive. Despite initial scepticism on how the new gameplay functions, it is extremely engaging and a fun new way to play The Sims 4, p...
Nova Antarctica Review: Clunky & Difficult Journey
Nova Antarctica takes you on a difficult journey through the South Pole. The journey challenges you to scavenge any resources you can to protect yourself against harsh weather. It’s a difficult game and objectives are often unclear, making this a tou...
Tailside: Cozy Café Sim Preview: Charm-heavy Service
Tailside: Cozy Café Sim is easy to learn and has a variety of items to serve to customers. Early progress is slow and you often serve the same items for several days. The game has room to differentiate itself but it must capitalise on that or it won’...
Rustic Defense Review – Ambitious Strategy Meets Roguelite Flair
Rustic Defense may look modest, but beneath its simple visuals lies a surprisingly deep strategic core. With procedural maps, a hex grid, and roguelite progression, it offers a challenging and addictive experience for players who enjoy thoughtful, ad...
Spring Tales Review: A Lighthearted Puzzle Adventure
Spring Tales is a lovely, uplifting 2D puzzle adventure game with a wonderful cast of characters at its heart. Help the townsfolk of Blossomdale restore their town in time for the spring festival after a storm devastates the place. I played the demo ...
The Dagby Files Review: Intriguing Detective Stories Told Through Jigsaw Puzzles
The Dagby Files is an interesting choice for a game if you enjoy completing puzzles, but also like detective mysteries. This game manages to find a nice balance between solving jigsaws as well as solving different crimes. When I first saw the demo fo...
High School Dirty Secrets Review: Great Horror Atmosphere (PC)
High School Dirty Secrets creates a tense atmosphere that makes you feel like danger is around the corner. The game doesn’t overstay its welcome but vague objectives may consume most of your time. It’s not the best story but still a good horror exper...
DETECTIVE – Rainy Night Review: Unclear Mystery Identity
DETECTIVE - Rainy Night positions itself as a mystery that you solve. However, it ends up being a horror story with some interactive elements. Without a focused identity, most of the elements are unfocused and it doesn’t deliver the experience it pro...
Retro Relics Review: A Casual Adventure With Metal Detecting
Retro Relics is a casual adventure game where you equip your trusty metal detector and hunt for relics at a relaxed pace. This game is ideal if you enjoy completing collectibles at a slower pace. Not too long ago as I browsed through the upcoming gam...
Primal Fray Review: The Roguelike Bog (PC)
Primal Fray focuses primarily on roguelike strategic combat to pit you against groups of enemies. Getting a new team every run reduces attachment and forces you to experiment with new combinations. It’s not an easy game to learn but there’s a decent ...
Goblin Cleanup Review: A Delightful Dungeon Detergent (PC)
It’s a hard life out there for an honest goblin. Adventurers conquer dungeons without ever thinking about the little people. Literally. Goblin Cleanup has you resetting traps, replacing treasure, mopping entrails, and feeding the man-eating tree. Jus...
Kill It With Fire 2 Review: Flaming Spiders! (PC)
If you want to know if Kill It With Fire 2 is worth your time, then this review will give you all the info you need to know if this sequel to the Indie arachnid roasting game is a flaming success or a tangled web. In this fresh new indie title by Cas...
Log Away Review: Build Your Dream Cozy Log Cabin
Log Away is perfect if you enjoy constructing your own dioramas, specifically cozy log cabins in serene picturesque settings. While it could add more content, Log Away still provides the targeted chill-out experience. Relaxing in a remote log cabin s...
Dispatch Review: A Truly Super Experience (PC)
If you love the grounded side of superhero fiction, the real people living under all that cape-and-chaos, Dispatch might be your next obsession. From the minds behind Critical Role, this half–visual novel, half–dispatch sim lets you juggle emergency...
PowerWash Simulator 2 Review – A Clean, Calm Escape Refined (PC)
PowerWash Simulator 2 perfects the art of relaxing, methodical gameplay by refining tools, enhancing progression, and offering satisfying solo or co-op cleaning sessions, delivering a calming, tactile, and meditative simulator experience. Powerwash S...
A Tale in the Garden Review: A Beautiful Yet Bittersweet Experience
A Tale in the Garden offers a short but therapeutic gameplay experience, but the story adds a surprisingly edgy tone to what you might assume to be an easy-going and relaxing game. You'll discover that A Tale in the Garden is hiding secrets you proba...
Sanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator Review: Amateur Treatment Done Properly
Sanatorium - A Mental Asylum Simulator makes you solve a missing person mystery while diagnosing asylum patients. There’s a decent mystery to solve and the treatments reflect the time period. It’s not an easy game but if you stay the course, it deliv...
UMAMI Review: A Delightful Treat
UMAMI is the perfect game for a stress-free and cozy time. The creative puzzles and totally relaxed atmosphere make this game a delight to play for a few carefree hours, as well as the hidden surprises in each of the 15 unique levels. If you enjoy co...
Reus 2 Review: A Brilliant Game That Rewards Creative Planet Building and Strategic Thinking (PC)
Shape entire worlds with three elemental giants in Reus 2, an engaging simulation game where your choices determine humanity's fate. Our Reus 2 review will cover all the bases, including its main gameplay loop, graphical prowess, and what makes the g...
