LUNA: The Shadow Dust Review: A Puzzling Story
LUNA: The Shadow Dust is a hand-drawn, story-driven puzzle game that is sure to catch attention, and even trigger some tears. LUNA is more than just a game; it is an artistic creation. Between its music and artwork, and its touching, unique...
Zombie Army 4 Review: Undying Commitment (PS4)
With no leader left to organise the forces of the occult, this Zombie Army 4 review sees brutal and historic zombie wave survival spill into every corner of the Earth. Call your co-op tactician friends and grab your mic! Many today would ...
Ministry of Broadcast Review: Just Broadcast
Hello! You're tuning in to The Wall Show, where contestants must face a variety of challenges in order to survive. Up next, some red-headed fellow is making their way to the arena, though quite late. Will he make it to the end? Does he inte...
Coffee Talk Review: Paragraphs of Pleasantries
Coffee Talk (the game, not the late-night skit) allows the player to open their own coffee joint, speaking to the oft-eccentric characters that make up a fantasy-inspired alternate universe. With impeccable drinks and a comfortable spot for...
Concrete Genie Review (PS4): Paint Denska Back To Life
All the imperfections and sorrows of the world... They fill human hearts with Darkness and seem to become an integral part of our selves. If only we could take a magic brush and cleanse it once and for all, make the world around us a better...
Chuusotsu 1.5th Graduation: The Moving Castle Review
You didn't think they'd be gone forever, did you? An official sequel to Chuusotsu: Time After Time has been birthed into the world, and its name is The Moving Castle! With new adventures upon the horizon, where will fate take these three gi...
Dragon Ball Z Kakarot Review: Fun, But Not Quite Over 9000
Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot finally brings what many fans have been asking for and takes the iconic franchise into new territory with a more open world and a ton of RPG mechanics. While this fan-service increase in power level definitely transfo...
Potata: Fairy Flower Review: Difficult Daisies
In this side-scrolling fantasy game, you play as Potata, a young witch who longs to take adventures in the surrounding woods. She is an adorable character who bounces about this unpredictable world fighting spiders, collecting blue tokens, ...
Mythic Ocean Review: Playing with Gods
An ocean of great history lies in wait for its new creator. In Mythic Ocean, it's about the end as much as it is the means, with Gods in waiting being groomed into a significant role. Decide how the universe will be governed—your actions wi...
Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists Review (Switch)
Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists brings together more than 100 characters from the long-running Atelier franchise. A new take on the series and many returning characters certainly makes for a unique Atelier experience, though the final prod...
Darksiders Genesis Review: A Triumphant Return to Form
Darksiders Genesis changes the perspective but it returns the franchise back to its roots where it matters. It pairs up the wisecracking Strife with the honorable War and sets them on an action-packed, puzzle-filled adventure across the ric...
Imperator: Rome Livy Patch/Punic Wars DLC Review
The 1.3 patch and free DLC introduce some new and familiar mechanics to Paradox Studio's newest release. From a new mission system to changes to warfare, the recent update bring considerable changes to the table. Are these enough to save Im...
Cat Quest II (PS4): Dogs Included!
Two fuzzy kings take on a battle to reclaim their thrones in this family-friendly RPG game. Cat Quest II is ideal for those who enjoy constant gear upgrades and customization. Unlike its predecessor, this game allows not one, but two playab...
Chemically Bonded Review: Light on Chemistry
Introducing the newest visual novel on the periodic table: Chemically Bonded! With two girls intertwined in a messy dispute spanning several months (working theory), it's become your experiment to bring them back to a balance point. Perhaps...
Death Stranding Review (PS4): A Bridge Baby Step to a New Genre
The Death Stranding left America in tatters. A paranormal, extra dimensional explosion that merged the worlds of the living and the dead. All sorts of anomolies now plagues mankind. The Death Stranding gave rise to ghostly BTs and rain that...
In Between Review (PS4): A Dying Man´s Fight
We all fear the tragedies that life can throw in your paths. Some people accept them as an inevitability of existence. But others, refuse to succumb. This is a story about a man who chose the latter. Diagnosed with cancer, he fights for a h...
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 3 Review (PS4)
Quite possibly the best JRPG series of recent years, the Trails of Cold Steel is a perfect mix of thrilling plotlines, rounded characters, and incredibly enjoyable combat mechanics. This Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel 3 Review will ...
MyKronoz ZeBuds Lite Wireless Earbuds Review: A Great AirPods Alternative
MyKronoz brings the ZeBuds Lite earbuds to the overcrowded market, managing to offer a great all-round experience at only the fraction of the price when compared to the more known competition. INTRODUCTION Wireless earbuds market exploded i...
Velocilinx Boudica Gaming Peripherals Review
Velocilinx brings the Boudica collection of peripherals consisting of a mouse, headset and a keyboard that aim to bring excellent gaming performance right out of the box while spicing up your setup with a ton of stunning RGB effects. lThe c...
Woven Review (PS4): A Plushie’s Knitted World
In a world filled with wildlife and made entirely of yarn and cloth, your woven plushie character wanders through the universe solving puzzles, collecting materials and uncovering the past. With the help of an unnamed rhyming narrator, Stuf...
Gun Crazy Review: An Arcade Without Flavor
With a title as apt as Gun Crazy, the arcade scene has received another child. Built over the course of a year, this fast-paced (and almost chaotic) action side-scroller delivers on the explosiveness of its name. But is its bombast enough t...
Trine Ultimate Collection Review (PS4)
Experience the complete Trine series with Trine: Ultimate Collection. This review ultimate collection includes all four titles in the best-selling Trine series including Trine Enchanted Edition, Trine 2: Complete Story, Trine 3: The Artifac...
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince Review (PS4): The Best Yet
Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince is the aptly named fourth instalment in the beloved Trine series. With the knowledge of hindsight and the innovations of current technology under review, the developers have every reason to make Trine 4 an inst...
Luigi’s Mansion 3 Review (Switch): Luigi’s Odyssey
Luigi is back to his ghost hunting ways, this time traveling through a gaudy hotel. With a much heavier focus on cinematics and variation of goals, this is the most polished game in the franchise yet. By the end of the review, Luigi's Mansi...
Synth Riders Review: Better than Beat Saber?
Synth Riders challenges Beat Saber and makes a run for the VR rhythm game throne by bringing some fresh new ideas wrapped into a retrofuturistic, neon infested aesthetic while pumping your ears full of high-energy electro-rock. Virtual real...
Grimm’s Hollow Review: Harrowing Ambition
Alone to wander the afterlife, Lavender awakes to a ghastly sight: balloons. Determined to find answers, you are tasked with helping Lavender wander the desolate purple-ness of the afterlife, combating the toils of regret and solitude along...
Some Distant Memory Review: Life’s Timeless Uncertainties
Some Distant Memory is a game that ironically makes memories feel not-so-distant. Set in the future, your character captures memories from the past in hopes of saving the earth but unintentionally takes an emotional journey through the form...
The Outer Worlds Review (PS4): Greed Is Good
The Outer Worlds manages to step out from underneath the shadow of the Fallout franchise and offers an experience that's quite unlike anything else the galaxy has seen this console generation. The game's themes may evoke capitalism and corp...
Plants vs Zombies Battle for Neighborville Review: Garden Warfare at its Finest
Damn charming, family friendly shooter you and your kids will love. It offers 2 lengthy singleplayer campaigns, something most games don’t include anymore and an entertaining multiplayer as well. INTRODUCTION Plants vs Zombies celebrated it...
Sky Racket Review: An Arcade Blend ‘Em Up
What do you get when combining the classic shoot 'em up titles with block breaker mechanics? Sky Racket! A brand new combination of two game themes that spread the fun it different ways. Sky Racket brings new means to review an arcade-style...
Noblechairs Hero Review: The Endgame Gaming Chair
Noblechairs Hero series brings the worlds of premium looks and excellent back support together into a chair that can easily fit into any PC gaming setup as well as office space without sticking out like a sore thumb. INTRODUCTION I’ve...
Code Vein Review – Beautiful On The Inside
Delve into the post-apocalyptic world of Code Vein in this review for a J-RPG that isn’t afraid to try new things. Code Vein is a treat for fans of anime storytelling, “Souls-like” gameplay and deep customisation. Amongst all the ambition, ...
Outbuddies Review: 6 Years in the Making
After 6 long years, Outbuddies has come forth. Inspired by the likes of Axiom Verge and Super Metroid, this passion project propels the Metroidvania to new heights—underground. With emphasis on underwater gameplay and a collection of otherw...
Raging Loop Review (PS4)- A Psychological Thriller
Stuck in a remote, forested Japanese settlement, Haruaki Fusaishi is also trapped in an endless, raging loop of death. Every night, a villager is brutally murdered and it's up to you to find out who is the killer before everyone meets their...
YU-NO Review (PS4) – From Sega Saturn to PS4
Discover the visual novel that changed the genre forever. With old school point-and-click adventure game mechanics, YU-NO is a blast from the past. This YU-NO PS4 review will cover the story, graphics, soundtrack, gameplay, and more. From ...
Tai-Hao Gaming Keycap Sets Review
Tai-Hao provides an elegant, visually appealing solution for when you feel like the RGB on your keyboard just isn't enough. They also provide you with enough choices to keep it clean and simple as well as completely eye-catching. INTRODUCTI...
Blasphemous Review (PS4)
Blasphemous is a 2D-Metroidvania game with a unique art style and bleak tone. The game mixes exploration and nail-biting combat to challenge players a much as possible. Does it manage to produce a solid experience, or fall a bit flat? Intro...
Neo Cab Review (Switch)
Lina is one of the last drivers for hire in Los Ojos, a city run by computers and artificial intelligence in a distant future. Converse with a variety of colorful characters in your Neo Cab and balance your emotions to ensure you receive a ...
Our Lovely Escape Review
Are you prepared to open your heart? Our Lovely Escape provides a (dark?) flurry of unusual behavior from three different beautiful women. Through the trials of uncanniness, even you could find happiness that will last the rest of your days...
I Love You, Colonel Sanders! Review
Colonel Sanders has never been so sexy. Try your luck in romancing the iconic mascot of Kentucky Fried Chicken in the business's latest weird marketing choice: a KFC-themed dating sim! But does this colonel have what it takes to win you ove...