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.
The Sims 4 Growing Together Review: Family Fun (PC)
The Sims 4 Growing Together Expansion Pack is a must-have for Sims players who love family oriented gameplay. The Sims 4 Growing Together, as this review will show, brings much-needed real family ties into the game, plus an amazing new world, San Seq...
Loretta Review – Broken Thriller (PC)
Loretta tells a gripping thriller that sucks you in, making you want to learn what happens next. With multiple endings, there are many storylines to explore. Unfortunately, unnecessary puzzles and scenes disrupt the story and make no sense given the ...
Have a Nice Death Review: A Killer Job (PC)
Have a Nice Death is the next game by Magic Design Studios which has been in early access for the past year. After picking up a fair amount of interest and hype leading into the official release, how does this roguelike fair in the gauntlet of like-m...
Pizza Tower Review: Pizza Power!
Out now on PC comes Pizza Tower. A 2D Indie Platformer in the tradition of Wario Land 4. Lead our hero Peppino through increasingly bizarre worlds and fight strange monsters are you try and save your pizzeria from destruction. But is it any good? Fin...
Total War: Warhammer III Champions of Chaos Review: Chaos Control
Raiding onto PC comes Total War: Warhammer III Champions of Chaos, the latest DLC for the real-time/turn-based grand strategy game. Led one of four new sub-factions to victory alongside a host of new units as you collect souls for dark rituals. But i...
Dread Templar Review – A Step Back Into The 90’s
Dread Templar is a perfect shooter by 90's standards. It replicates the 90's shooter model from all avenues of design which both help and hamstrings the game. The gameplay is fun but would be more fun with a bit more of a modern influence. That being...
Blood Bowl 3 Review: A Bloody Mess (PC)
Blood Bowl 3 is a unique and incredibly fun game. Although there are a few surprising missing features, Blood Bowl 3 still manages to capture you with its solid gameplay. Just watch out for those microtransaction and you might just have a great time....
The King’s Dilemma Chronicles Review: Make or Break Your Kingdom (PC)
The King’s Dilemma: Chronicles brings the acclaimed board game to the single player video game sphere, with great success. Take charge of the Council and shape the kingdom to your will, with many branching paths making for great replay value. The Kin...
Dust & Neon Review: The Wildly Repetitive West (PC)
Roguelite twin-stick shooter Dust & Neon starts off all guns blazing with stylish visuals and slick shootin’, but misses the mark in almost every other area. With an erratic difficulty curve and repetitive missions, the core mechanics have a lot ...
SokoChess White Review : Simple and Fun
SokoChess White is a chess based puzzle game which plays with idea of the movement of chess pieces combined with extra mechanics of pushing and positioning them. It is a simple but effective puzzle game that manages to balance itself while remaining ...
Ten Dates Review – Fast Thinking Conversations (PC)
Ten Dates provides a great insight into the possibilities that can emerge from speed dating. It does a great job covering all the emotions in the dating process and all the results. Some of the magic is lost if you are trying to uncover everything, b...
PERISH Review: A Strictly Co-op Experience
PERISH is one to four-player co-op FPS game with hints of rogue lite. The game is nothing new as it takes the players through the realms of purgatory trying to get out as the player levels up with upgrades and as you upgrade your weapons and abilitie...
The Mortuary Assistant Review – Quirky Demon Busting
The Mortuary Assistant is great at delivering a creepy atmosphere and jump scares at every opportunity. Item locations and demon possessions change each round to keep you on your toes. Some control quirks and visual glitches interfere with the experi...
Hyperdimension Neptunia: Sisters VS Sisters Review: An Easy Win (PC)
Sisters VS Sisters is a quintessential if flawed entry into the Hyperdimension Neptunia the series. Nepgear takes the limelight in this all-new adventure to save Gamindustri from peril yet again - but can she do the same for Sisters VS Sisters? Get r...
Clunky Hero Review – Just Too Clunky (PC)
Clunky Hero isn’t one for the ages. Although it is an okay choice if you’re ever in the mood for a Platformer Metroidvania, the game’s abundant frustrations, minimal immersion, and lackluster effort to engage the player make the game pale in its genr...
Kandria Review – Disappointing Repetitive Journey
Kandria has a great premise, but refuses to utilize it. Instead, it relies on unnecessarily tough platforming to take up the bulk of the gameplay. If the platforming didn’t exist, all you have is a weak story, frequent round trips, and simple combat....
Rogue AI Simulator Review – Amusing Apocalypse Planning
Rogue AI Simulator has you managing a group of test subjects while planning the end of the world. Learning the basics takes a while and you are expected to fail multiple times. But if you persevere, you will easily spend hours trying to hide your tru...
Be Funny Now! Review: Saved by 2.0? (PC)
Be Funny Now! had a rough period after launch. With it's 2.0 update most of the glaring issues have been fixed and it's still great to play with friends. But is this free game YouTuber Jacksfilms envisioned worth playing on your own? Back on May 17th...
Mad Adventures Review: Powerful Party Play!
Available now on PC is Mad Aventures. An online multiplayer platform party game where you will compete through a series of wild mini-games against other players. From Capture The Flag, to races, and more this game almost has something for everyone. B...
Potion Craft: Alchemist Simulator Review: Medieval Maladies Mended With Magical Mixtures (PC)
A cauldron, a mortar and pestle, and a dream. Potion Craft drops you into the shoes of an alchemist, letting you mix ingredients and haggle with customers. With a medieval pastiche, Potion Craft offers a lot of fun for those who like to get their han...
High On Life Review – A Goopy Sci-Fi Masterpiece (PC)
They said they were making an authentic shooter and they did it. High On Life brings all the fast-paced satisfying action of a modern FPS and marries it seamlessly to Justin Roiland's hilarious comedic style. If you're a fan of Roiland's comedy, then...
Hello Neighbor 2 Deluxe Edition Review: Neither Stealth Nor Horror (PC)
Hello Neighbour 2 has dropped with a Deluxe Edition to review. Whilst the core gameplay loop remains an enjoyable puzzle experiences, the sparse open world and lacking AI and story will leave fans locked out. The improvements to the graphics and cont...
Chained Echoes Review: A Beautiful Ode to Retro RPGs (PC)
Are you craving a fresh new retro RPG experience? Well, then look no further than this Chained Echoes review! Chained Echoes is a beautiful RPG inspired by retro classics that combines exhilarating combat, phenomenal graphics, and a charming story, u...
Thy Creature Review: Relentless Bullet Hell Experience (PC)
Thy Creature is a fascinating retelling of the classic Frankenstein story with a twist. The themes of memories and how they make a person is fun. The gameplay is fun with its exploration and relentlessly hard but fun gameplay. The game is brutally ha...
The Forest Quartet Review: A Musical Narrative (PC)
The Forest Quartet is a musical narrative game which bends its puzzles with its great atmosphere. The game is a visual and atmospheric treat, while it may lack in terms of its gameplay with its simple puzzles. The game, on the whole, themes itself re...
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide Review — Smite the Heretic, Mind the Bugs (PC)
Warhammer 40,000: Darktide is Fatshark's first crack at the 40K universe after their successful Warhammer: Vermintide series. While the excellent combat mechanics transfer over well to the sci-fi/gothic setting, they are unfortunately surrounded by a...
The Devil In Me Review: Fumbled Finale (PC)
The Devil In Me is the fourth and final game in Season 1 of The Dark Pictures Anthology. It's an installment that would be solid if not for game-breaking bugs that required restarts. Still, new gameplay mechanics and an interesting story can convince...
Potionomics Review: Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble (PC)
Heroes and adventurers get all the good press. Saving princesses, slaying dragons, killing exactly five slimes and collecting twelve rat pelts. But the true backbone of fantasy society are the craftsmen. In Potionomics you do the real work behind the...
Star Ocean: The Divine Force Review – A JRPG Out of This World (PC)
If you're a fan of JRPGs or the Star Ocean series in general, then stay tuned for this Star Ocean: The Divine Force review! The Divine Force beautifully encapsulates what makes the Star Ocean series so amazing and provides a magnificently nostalgic J...
