PC Reviews
The Sims 4 High School Years Review: Loving the Life of a Teenager (PC)
The Sims 4: High School Years Expansion breathes new life into the teen life state, but does it do a good job? In summary, yes it does! Your teenage Sims' lives are now filled with an active school career, proms, graduation, and everything great abou...
Franken Review: High Adventure Hilarity!
Franken is an indie turn-based JRPG available now on PC. Fight the evil Hell's Knight and thwart a sinister prophecy that predicts an impending doom. Featuring a witty script and colourful characters the title almost has it all. But is the game any g...
Monster Sanctuary Review – Strategic Monster Battling (PC)
Monster Sanctuary combines platforming, turn based combat, and monster collection to create a fun dungeon crawling experience. While there isn’t a strong story that would be seen on other platformers, Monster Sanctuary still delivers a fun experience...
Urbek City Builder Review: A Beginner’s Guide to City Planning
With hundreds of buildings to explore, Urbek City Builder gives you control over a city of entirely your own design. Experiment with building placements to create new neighbourhoods and rearrange your resource incomes to make sure your population is ...
Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate Review: Kingly!
Checking onto PC is Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate. An indie turn-based rogue-like chess game where you play an evil king who is out for revenge after he is deposed. Along the way you'll collect upgrades, transform, and blast your way to victory. ...
Dragon Forge Review – Slowly Building New Lands
Dragon Forge does its best to give you a fantasy experience that puts you in control of building an empire to restore dragonkind. Unfortunately, that experience feels like a mobile game where patience is more important than strategy or skill. With un...
MADiSON Review: A Ritual Worthy Of Completing (PC)
Created by just two developers, MADiSON surprises and excels as a psychological horror videogame. MADiSON has a lot working for it making it a contender for the best horror game of 2022 and one to put on your radar if a fan of the genre. Let's find ...
Halo 4 Review: A Flawed Masterpiece(PC)
At the time of its release, Halo 4 was perhaps the most controversial Halo game, which polarized the fanbase. After chronicling humanity's defeat in Halo: Reach, the series developer Bungie passed the reins to 343 Industries and while it may have a f...
Tunic Review: The Little Fox That Could (PC)
A charming and unforgettable experience that sees you battling mighty foes, solving ancient magical puzzles, and exploring a world filled to the brim with secrets, danger and excitement - all as an adorable little sword-wielding fox! Do you ever miss...
Smilemo Review: Frustrating & Punishing Platformer
Smilemo gives a subtle, yet punishing challenge for players by putting a high price on failure. The platforming is challenging as your movements need to be precise, with a lot of trial-and-error. Unfortunately, the challenge is all that the game can ...
The Sims 4 Werewolves Game Pack Review: Howling Good Fun (PC)
If you like playing supernatural beings in The Sims, The Sims 4 Werewolves Game Pack will not disappoint you. Along with the new life form to play as, there's an interesting new world that serves as a playground for your werewolf Sims. Find out how w...
DNF Duel Review: Battling Atop the World (PC)
DNF Duel is a traditional fighting game reimagining of the popular MMO Dungeon Fighter Online. Developed by Arc System Works, it offers a roster of 16 characters attracted by their will to fight against each other. Let's see if it lives up to the hyp...
Eternal Threads Review: Choose Your Own Resolution (PC)
Eternal Threads tells multiple emotional stories with time traveling that allows you to shape and experience a story by altering choices. Not every choice leads to a desired outcome, which helps deliver a challenge and adds complexity to the overall ...
Dwerve Review: Where Bravery and Cowardice Meet
Planning, planning, planning! In Dwerve, you play the part of a young Dwarven tinkerer who faces unbelievable odds in his quest. But you're not alone. With an arsenal of turrets and traps, you can fight either smart and/or dirty to survive the onslau...
Trek to Yomi Review: Black and White (PC)
Inspired by the works of Akira Kurosawa, Trek to Yomi aims to bring a cinematic edge to the action game genre. This game tells the tale of a samurai who must come to face his responsibilities, but not without slashing through hordes of enemies along ...
Raven’s Hike Review: Raving and Ranting (PC)
Raven’s Hike, the puzzle-platformer from Wired Dreams Studio, is a challenging experience. While the gameplay is smooth, the audio and visual design is decent, and the puzzles are tough but fair, the story was pointless. By the end, RH didn’t sit wel...
Godlike Burger Review: Serving Up Customers (PC)
Godlike Burger puts a spin on restaurant management by forcing the player to balance earning money from customers with turning them into food. Learning and adapting to changing circumstances is a fun experience. The control scheme and some important ...
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter Review: Digging Up Dreams
Dinosaur Fossil Hunter is a paleontology simulator where you control an aspiring paleontologist starting their career. It has a touching story that reminds you of chasing childhood dreams mixed with paleontology. While the premise is great for aspiri...
We Were Here Forever Review: A Triumph of Teamwork (PC)
Building on the three titles that came before it, We Were Here Forever is an excellent co-op puzzle game that will test your abilities to communicate in ways that few games can. With an immersive atmosphere and some very original puzzle design, this ...
Postal 4: No Regerts Review: Mundane Mayhem
Postal 4: No Regerts is in a rough state which makes it hard to review. Underneath the bugs and crashes it still doesn't look good. This game has little to offer gameplay and story. Stale jokes and failed edgy humour are abound and the repetitive mis...
Brigandine The Legend of Runersia Review: A Long Conquest Story (PC)
Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia delivers a solid turn-based strategy experience that runs smoothly on the PC, testing your tactical prowess with empire management and army configurations. However, the game’s simple storylines and potentially long ...
B.I.O.T.A. Review: Retro Vibes (PC)
B.I.O.T.A. is a side-scrolling platformer that intentionally invokes the styling of prior generations. Everything from its story, atmosphere, art direction, to its gameplay is intrinsically tied to this retro feel. Let's see if it holds up, or if it'...
JANITOR BLEEDS Review: Frightening Arcade Pursuit (PC)
JANITOR BLEEDS has good horror gameplay backed by a creepy atmosphere and a mysterious entity that hunts you down with precision and speed. Unfortunately, some graphical issues and a weak story weigh the game down heavily, and introduce more instance...
Elden Ring Review: The Flame of Ambition (PC)
FromSoftware's latest smash-hit, Elden Ring, is finally here. Bringing a classic formula to the realm of open-world, this game aims to revolutionize the Soulslike subgenre. Being one of the most hotly anticipated and talked about games in years, Elde...
Total War: Warhammer III Ogre Kingdoms Review: Big Lads
Out now on PC comes the Ogre Kingdoms. The first DLC for Total War: Warhammer III. In this DLC you gain control of the ever-hungry Ogre Kingdoms. A band of nomadic and gluttonous ogres led by either Overtyrant Greasus Goldtooth or Maw Priest Skragg T...
Forgive Me Father Review: A Descent into Madness
Getting to review Forgive me Father was a blast. A great mix of 2D and 3D elements along with shooting mechanics similar to Doom and Serious Sam make this game a charming and fast paced adventure through a Lovecraftian horror story. This nonstop bloo...
Weird West Review: A Strange Adventure (PC)
Weird West is a third person RPG which is a great dark fantasy re-imagining of the Wild West with supernatural elements. Its fast-paced combat and in-game decision making stand out, but the story and repetition detract from an otherwise solid experie...
Eggcelerate! Review: A Trying Egg in This Time
Can’t make an indie racing game without cracking a few eggs! But will Eggcelerate! be a broken egg on your front door, or a lovely omelette in the morning? While it was certainly let down by some less than stellar areas, it isn’t a lost cause. Hopefu...
Aztech Forgotten Gods Review: Battling Colossi and Bad Direction
From Mexican indie developer Lienzo, comes Aztech Forgotten Gods, telling the story of the dormant giants from the past that come back to the world to continue their conquest, and the bravery of a girl that is put in their way to stop them, with the ...
