Chip n’ Dale: Rescue Rangers Review: In Need Of Rescue
Blasting back onto screens comes Chip and Dale in the new Rescue Rangers movie! Thirty years after their show is cancelled the dynamic duo sets out on a mission to rescue one of their friends and solve a real life mystery. But is the movie ...
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 ...
Eastward Review: Putting Our Best Foot Forward (Switch)
Eastward is an action-adventure RPG by Pixpil that really blew me away recently. A good story well told, with fun gameplay, stunning visuals and a brilliant soundtrack? What more could I ask? It may not be for everyone, but I definitely won...
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 ...
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 des...
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 repe...
Night Caller Review: Grindhouse Gross-Out
Night Caller is a faithful recreation of grindhouse exploitation, but is that a good thing? This Night Caller review will go over everything good, and everything bad about the 2022 horror movie to help you decide if it's the right type of f...
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 potenti...
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Review: Magical Ride
Journey into the multiverse as Doctor Strange goes on a thrilling journey that needs to be seen. It’s Sam Raimi triumphant return to the directing chair as this movie is the start of the summer movie season. Just as the cinematic universe ...
Death Stranding Review: A Conflicting Icon Of Modern Gaming (PS5)
Death Stranding was shrouded in mystery prior to its release, with cryptic trailers and disturbing imagery peppered across the scarce amount of content that we received before its release. Now, Death Stranding serves as a testament to the c...
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,...
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review – A Love Letter to a Bizarre Icon
Nicolas Cage is on top form in this review of The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. Cage and Pedro Pascal star in this Meta Comedy/Action movie. With references and in jokes galore it’s a must for Nic Cage fans and still a good time for ...
Severance Season 1 Review: Workplace Dystopia
Severance centers around a group of workers who undergo a surgery that divides their work and personal lives. This brilliant psychological thriller balances questions of morality, ethics, workplace dymanics, and much more in such a beautifu...
In My Shadow Review: A Lacking Platforming Puzzle (PS4)
In My Shadow is a platforming, puzzle game built around controlling shadows, light, and perspective, and it delivered on gameplay; but it is not enough. The story, while sad and even relatable, is not engaging and the game is truly lacking ...
Cat Cafe Manager Review: A Not-So-Crazy Cat Lady (Switch)
Have you ever wanted to own a Cat Cafe because you love these feline companions so much? With Cat Cafe Manager now you can! Meet the people of Caterwaul Way, help them restore the village shrine, and adopt all the stray cats… all while runn...
Doctor Who Legend of the Sea Devils Review: Returning Foes and Relationship Woes
Doctor Who returns for an Easter special, and this Legend of the Sea Devils review goes over the best and worst bits about the TARDIS crew's trip to 19th-century Chinese waters. With the Centenary special looming close, and the hectic concl...
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 mor...
The House Of The Dead Remake Review: Imprecise Zombie Extermination
The House Of The Dead Remake is a good attempt to revive the classic shooter and it can be fun to relive the original 1996 adventure. Unfortunately, unwieldy controls and precision issues prevent the remake from being the zombie-busting exp...
Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood Review: A Love Letter to the 60s
Richard Linklater's new film is a rotoscope animation about a teenage boy living in the 60s and everything good about that era. Like other movies by Linklater, Apollo 10½ is beautiful, good-feeling, and well-paced. It's Linklater's love let...
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 y...
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 Pries...
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 no...
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 sol...
Halo Season 1 Episode 1 Review: Another Disappointing Adaptation
After years of development, the Halo live-action series is here. The pilot episode, Contact, is a rough start and we may be in for another disappointing adaptation. Master Chief takes on the Covenant in all their bad CGI glory on the planet...
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 cau...
My Dress-Up Darling Review: A Premium Anime RomCom
The life of introverted highschool hina doll maker Wakana Gojo is turned upside down when he meets cosplay gyaru Kitagawa Marin in My Dress-Up Darling, a surprisingly strong contender for anime of the season, and a must-see RomCom show. A s...
The Cruel King and the Great Hero Review: A Bedtime Story For All Ages (Switch)
Welcome to the enchanting world of The Cruel King and the Great Hero, where you will join little Yuu as she takes on a perilous journey to become a great hero. Will she be able to defeat the Demon King? From the creators of The Liar Princes...
Attack On Titan Season 4 Episode 27 Review: Battle for the Flying Boat
This Attack on Titan Season 4 Episode 27 review explores the emotional ride that this chapter of the story takes the audience on. It begins with Armin and Connie at a deadly impasse with their friends. Fans also get to see Falco’s first tra...
Red Magic 7 Gaming Smartphone Review: Beauty and the Beast
Nubia really did some magic to conjure up Red Magic 7, improving on their previous super-powerful gaming phones. This one somehow looks better, performs faster and is still highly competitively priced. Watch this video on YouTube The Red M...
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,...
Strange Horticulture Review: When A Green Thumb Is Not Enough (PC)
Take your green thumb to a whole new level in Strange Horticulture. Find and catalog new plants, and use your ever growing collection to unravel Undermere’s dark mystery. But don’t forget to tend to your customers, however peculiar they may...
Total War: Warhammer III Review: An Epic Conclusion
Available now on PC is Total War: Warhammer III, a hybrid turn-based and real-time strategy game by Creative Assembly. Fight as one of seven playable factions in this epic conclusion to the Total: War Warhammer series. But is it any good? R...
TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS Review – Near Flawless Wear OS Smartwatch
Mobvoi steps their game up with the TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra, bringing one seriously beefy Wear OS smarwatch that the competitors should really look out for. TicWatch Pro 3 Ultra GPS Review - Near Flawless Wear OS SmartwatchWatch this video on ...
Battle Cry of Freedom Review: Massive Multiplayer Civil War Chaos
Engage in brutal and massive battles as you fight for the soul of America! In Battle Cry of Freedom, up to 500 players can fight for Union or Confederacy with about any playstyle imaginable. Developer Flying Squirrel Entertainment sets the ...
A Musical Story Review: Feeling the Rhythm (Switch)
A Musical Story is a rhythm game that makes you appreciate what music is really about and the power it can have. Discover how the gameplay and story works together to take you on a journey like never before in this A Musical Story review. A...
Peacemaker Review: The Characters Took the Spotlight
After surviving the events of The Suicide Squad, Christopher Smith, AKA Peacemaker, is put into a new ragtag black ops team to thwart yet another global threat. That is, if he can work with his dysfunctional teammates and fight off his pers...
After Yang Review: Dense Yet Simple
Kogonada become of the best independent directors with a stylish camera work and storytelling in Columbus. After Yang is his second and latest film that portraits the futuristic life of families with androids in the most humanistic way poss...
The Boys Presents: Diabolical Review – An Animated Appetizer
With season 3 just around the corner, The Boys Presents: Diabolical has come to Amazon Prime. With different directors and animators for each episode, it’s a raucous ride through the delightfully gruesome and grim world of The Boys. Not all...
The Batman Review: A Batman Graphic Novel Brought to Life
The Batman is finally out and it's one of the best comic book movies of all time. The movie deals with Batman facing off against the Riddler who's targeting Gotham's elite on a violent crime spree. This a movie that all fans of Batman need ...
Gravastar Mars Pro Bluetooth Speaker Review: Looks Amazing, Sounds Even Better
Gravastar once again knocks it out of the park with the futuristic aesthetic of the Mars Pro. But, unique design aside, under the hood, this Bluetooth speaker has some great tech that delivers sound which is absolutely out of this world. Gr...
