Destroy All Humans Review: An Imperfect Nostalgia Invasion (PS4)
The Destroy All Humans franchise has a strong cult following, but does this remake have anything to offer modern gamers? While fun and saturated in periodic sarcasm, this remake can't escape the pitfalls of the original, laying bare the fra...
Paws and Soul Review: The Lone Wolf
Paws and Soul promised a story-rich, atmospheric adventure that focuses on the Buddhist belief surrounding rebirth and reincarnation, but does it deliver on that? Prepare to howl at the moon and delve into this review of the nature-filled i...
Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town Review — A Little Overripe (Switch)
It's been more than 15 years, but welcome back to Mineral Town. Things are mostly the way that you remember them, but say hello to a couple new faces, a couple new animals, and more. What you won't be saying hello to, at least not easily, a...
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout Review: Takeshi’s Battle Royale (PS4)
Fall Guys: Ultimate Knockout is sweeping the globe with its popularity, but is it any good? With a ridiculous number of players trying to play the game on launch, Fall Guys seems to be the next big multiplayer game, but does it have staying...
Genesis Xenon 800 Gaming Mouse Review: Top Honeycomb Contender
Genesis Xenon 800 is not simply another gaming mouse with a honeycomb design but a full-fledged contender to be hailed as one of the best gaming mouses on the market. While not bringing anything revolutionary to the table, it's an absolute ...
Divoom Pixoo Max Review: Pixel-art LED Display with a Twist
Divoom brings yet another awesome product that serves not only to embellish your gaming setup but also as a perfect car traveling companion. Divoom Pixoo Max Review: Pixel-art LED Display with a TwistWatch this video on YouTube If you are a...
Love Spell: Written In The Stars Review — That’s A Lot Of Cheese!
Love, comedy, and cheese: a splendid combination for a debut work! From start-up developer Great Gretuski Studios, Love Spell: Written In The Stars provides heart-pounding drama behind every corner. But will the storytelling finesse fall vi...
Valorant Review: Riot Takes a Shot at First Person Shooters
Riot created Valorant to be the next big competitive first-person shooter. In our review, we discuss how Riot used hit games like CS:GO and Overwatch as inspiration to create a fun, competitive game that should last for years to come. While...
Paper Mario: The Origami King Review — Creased Around The Edges
Paper Mario: The Origami King is a delightful debut for the arts and crafts world of the Mushroom Kingdom on Switch by having the sharpest execution of the series’ endearing presentation and writing to date. However, developer Intelligent S...
eXtremeRate Dawn Remap Kit Review: Functional and Affordable (PS4)
The eXtremeRate Dawn Programmable Remap Kit for PS4 Dualshocks is both functional and economical. Compared to other controllers of the same type, this one will save you tons of money for the same abilities. If you are a fan of keeping your ...
Carrion Review: A Tasty But Non-Filling Experience (PC)
Carrion has some frustrating and tasteless flaws, but it is an enjoyable horror indie title. Go around in this reversed horror game where you are the alien and eat up all of those tasty humans. Our Carrion review will show why the initial b...
Cloudpunk Review: A Delivery Job With a Twist
Cloudpunk has only been out for a few months but it's already proving to be a popular hit in the indie cyberpunk scene with its neon-blazed cityscape and flying cars of the future. Let's grab the wheel and hit that gas pedal as we drive str...
We Should Talk Review: It’s All In How You Say It (PS4)
It's all fun and games while you're out at the bar until your girlfriend says, "We should talk". Experience flirty attention from strangers and running into your ex all the while trying to traverse a deep conversation with your girlfriend v...
Ghost of Tsushima Review: Beautiful, Bold, and Bloody
Sucker Punch has created arguably the most beautiful game to have ever been made. Ghost of Tsushima is an excellent imagining of the 13th Century Mongol invasion of Japan, showing the sheer brutality of the Mongols, and the plight of the Sa...
F1 2020 Review: A Superb Simulation (PS4)
Formula 1 is back with F1 2020, the latest game in Codemasters' annual franchise. Each game has seen steady improvements over a number of years, but does F1 2020 keep with the current trend? Whilst there are some issues, Codemasters have go...
GameSir T4 Pro Controller Review: A Best Buy Wireless Controller
Gamesir has another winner on their hands with the T4 Pro wireless controller as it won't break the bank and will still deliver the versatility and high performance you often don't see in many controllers three times its price. GameSir T4 P...
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review — Definitely Definitive
Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition is the perfect way to play one of the best RPGs. Even though it came out in 2011 for the Nintendo Wii, its age doesn’t really show. Now, with enhanced visuals and a new story chapter, this definitive...
Burn me Twice Review: A Magical Medieval Mystery
We’re off to the medieval town of Düstenburg in new magical mystery, Burn me Twice, to solve a plague and a murder, but not everything is as it seems and not everybody is who they say they are. We must help Abigail von Rattenhartz avoid the...
QPAD MK95 Gaming Keyboard Review: A High-End Goodbye to Switch Hot Swapping
"No compromises" was evidently the motto of QPAD when they made the MK95 keyboard since it seemingly has everything both a typist and a gamer would want in one highly attractive, but somewhat expensive frame. QPAD MK95 Keyboard Review: Clic...
Hunting Simulator 2 Review: An Enjoyably Flawed Hunting Experience (PS4)
While Hunting Simulator 2 is ultimately an enjoyable and fun hunting simulation, the game is flawed in several ways that hold it back from being considered great. It improves upon its predecessor to become a better simulation overall, but c...
The Last of Us Part 2 Review: A Brutally Heartfelt Masterpiece
The Last of Us Part 2 has arrived after years of waiting, and it was well worth the wait. Naughty Dog stepped up its game by delivering a game that sets the bar high for any single-player driven adventure. The studio has a reputation, and i...
Infinite Abyss Review: Alone Against the Infinite Horde
Infinite Abyss is a 2D, side scrolling, adventure-strategy game developed and produced by Seven Arm Octopus. In which, you find yourself, a lone astronaut, stranded on a seemingly barren alien world, but you soon find out it isn't as barren...
Death and Taxes Review: A Grim Job for Anyone With a Conscience
If you thought that this was going to be a typical nine-to-five job, you’d be wrong. Death and Taxes brings us a fun simulation game where we play as a Grim Reaper, spending our days in an office and deciding from a list of candidates who s...
ASUS TUF Gaming A15 Review: Hot Rod Bargain
The ASUS TUF Gaming A15 is a laptop that focuses every bit of its engineering into cranking out as much power as possible for the least amount of money. The result is a computer that isn’t big on frills, but can play just about anything you...
Radio Squid Review: Radio Ga Game (Switch)
For all your musically-inclined cephalopod needs, Radio Squid has been released upon the world. Play as the tiniest squid boss you ever did see, but don't let that infer that they ain't got beat. Upon a quest to undo a curse through siren s...
Summer In Mara Review: Fetch The Boat (Switch)
A new farming simulator is always a tantalizing aspect to dive into. Summer In Mara is no exception to what looks like an upbeat experience unlike most gloom and doom games around it. In many respects, Summer In Mara hits the mark, but not ...
Disintegration Review: A Futuristic Motorcycle Ride (XB1)
Disintegration is set in a timeline that looks eerily similar to ours right now. Economic collapse, diseases spreading, and devastating storms are just some of the problems we face right now. In the world of Disintegration, these events led...
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling Review – Big Adventures for Tiny Characters (PS4)
Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling is a new indie title advertised as a direct inspiration from the earlier titles in the Paper Mario franchise, but does it hold up on its own or is a lesser copy of the muse? Check out our review to find o...
Outbuddies DX Review: Echoes of Improvement (Switch)
Originally released in 2019, Outbuddies has returned with extra detail to most modern consoles, highlighted by the DX moniker. Where does it stand now among the halls of the indie metroidvania hits of yesteryear? All this and more with our ...
The Outer Worlds Review: Charmingly Ugly (Switch)
The Outer Worlds doesn't look very good on Switch, but I still had a wonderful time. The game itself is well written and endlessly charming so that the visual concessions didn't make that big a difference. While that will be different from ...
Command and Conquer Remastered Review: Revive the Author of Strategy
It has been 25 years since the release of Command and Conquer, one of the most influential strategy series in gaming history. Today we look at an HD remaster of the two games that started it all for this franchise. The wait is finally over,...
Evan’s Remains Review: Codes and Heart (PC)
With a name such as Evan's Remains, the promise of harrowing tragedy behind exploratory curiosity is nearly guaranteed. Find out what awaits in this narrative-driven platformer about a girl with two names and a boy twisted by time with our ...
Maneater Review: Repetitive Underwater Fun (PS4)
Just when you thought it was safe to go in the water, Tripwire Interactive drops Maneater. Play as one of the Ocean's deadliest predators in this unique RPG that manages to deliver on its inherently entertaining premise, while also falling ...
Razer Viper Ultimate Mouse Review: Wireless Gaming Beast
Razer Viper Ultimate is a mouse that ticks all the boxes for any gamer looking for a true competitive super-performer. As if that wasn't enough, it's also wireless and feature-packed to an extent that almost justifies its eye-watering high ...
Liberated Review: Freedom Not Found (Switch)
A cyberpunk noir comic book in video game form sounds like a recipe destined for greatness. Unfortunately, in the video game industry, a perfect recipe doesn't always make for a perfect outcome. A unique art style can only carry a game so f...
Observation Review: Paranormal Intelligence (PC)
Suspend your disbelief in low gravity as you assume control of an AI program in charge of system administration and maintenance (S.A.M.) inside a space station. Help your crew survive and communicate after an unexplained problem wipes your ...
Knight Swap 2 Review: The Knights of Zen (Switch)
Chess knights and relaxation go hand in hand in the meditative Knight Swap 2. Looping ambient music overtop of a minimally designed puzzle board make for an unwinding experience. And with the Switch version, it's now possible to de-stress o...
Shantae and the Seven Sirens Review: Let the Dance Drop (Switch)
Ready for a return to Scuttle town? Too bad, because we're somewhere else now. Shantae and the Seven Sirens provides a swift combo of tradition and experimentation to create a game that invigorates as much as it detaches, which we will disc...
Huntdown Review: Money Rules the Streets (PC)
Prepare for a challenging, side-scrolling shooter that takes you through the bowels of a corrupt retro metro as you battle the dangerous gangs therein. Huntdown brings back the 80's in a gritty, hectic fight for bounties with brilliant 16-b...
Genesis Thor 420 Low Profile Keyboard Review: Minimalism at its Finest
Genesis brings the thunder with its Thor 420 low-profile mechanical keyboard. Its goal is simple. Use its great performance, attractive design and affordable price to make you kiss your old one goodbye and take a leap into the low-profile g...