Arms Trade Tycoon: Tanks Review | Riding High in Armor (PC)
Arms Trade Tycoon: Tanks is a simulator game where you manufacture tanks, and sell them to the British war effort. Taking place during the Great War, you'll go over the beginning of modern tank design, and see how it impacts the battlefield...
Dead Man’s Diary Review: An Apocalypse to Forget (PS5)
Throughout the numerous worlds video games have shown us, one particular one always grabbed my attention, The Apocalypse. Dead Man's Diary lets you experience an abandoned world where survival is key. Discover its beauty and unravel its ugl...
Pacific Drive Review: A Supernatural Road-Like (PS5)
If you're a fan of intense driving and the fascinating world of the supernatural, Pacific Drive may be able to steal a lot of your time. Combining multiple genres, it succeeds in providing players a cosmic experience. Check out our full rev...
Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Review: Cursed Demon Imprisonment
Remember those Zelda CD-i game remasters that appeared out of nowhere, and dissapeared as quickly as they came? Well their creator is back, with a game and IP of his own creation. Join Arzette in an animated adventure as she battles monster...
A Little To The Left Review: Perfect For A Cosy Day (PS5)
A Little to the Left is an enticing puzzle game with a creative outlook on everyday organisation tasks, developed by Max Inferno and published by Secret Mode. Initially released in 2022, A Little to the Left arrived on PlayStation on 15th F...
Monka Storm Keyboard & Guru Mouse Review: Keyed Up, Clicked In
Despite being a lesser-known brand, Monka proves its worth with Storm keyboard and Guru mouse through thoughtful design, solid performance, and intuitive features that cater to both gamers and casual users alike. Monka Storm and Monka Guru...
Skull and Bones Game Review – Bring a Spring Upon ‘er (PS5)
Skull and Bones is an ambitious arcade telling of pirate life in 17th century Indian Ocean. Premium Edition allowed early-access and fancy extras such as more missions and customization. Personally hailing from the closed and open beta onto...
The Mayor of Sanctuary Review: Lost Prologue
The Mayor Of Sanctuary is another brand new Game Boy Color adventure from Incube8 games. The town of Anzen is suffering from a massive spirit infestation, and it's up to it's former mayor to clean up this strange mess. It is a charming adve...
Murder Is Game Over: Deal Killer Review – Mini Mystery
Murder Is Game Over: Deal Killer is the newest game in the series of pixelated murder mysteries. It's a fun sprint of a mystery game that isn't too complicated. However, big mystery fans might find themselves wanting more out of the experie...
Adventure Quest 8-Bit: Dungeons and DoomKnights Switch Review | Hard To Battle On
Adventure Quest 8 Bit Dungeons and DoomKnights is a good example of a game that has great intentions and poor display. As a title for the switch, it feels at home, if not a little weird among titles such as old Legend of Zelda and Mario. Ho...
Alan Wake 2 Review: Full Game and The Final Draft (PS5)
Since its release in October 2023, Alan Wake 2 has since won multiple awards, announced new content and most importantly unleashed iconic earworm 'Herald of Darkness' upon the world. Read on for a full review of Alan Wake 2 on PS5, develope...
Town Adventures Review: A Walking Simulator With Hidden Objects (Switch)
Town Adventures is one of those games if you're looking for simple and relaxing pleasures, namely walking simulators and hidden objects games. However, while it is attractive-looking and calming, it might be a little too simplistic gameplay...
Alisa: Developer’s Cut Review – ResiDoll Evil (PS5)
Alisa: Developer's Cut is an enhanced love letter to the origins of the survival horror genre. Capturing the feeling of classic Resident Evil, while putting its own spin on things. Survival horror aficionados will undoubtedly enjoy what's o...
Song of Nunu: A League of Legends Story Review: Endearing Tale of Two (PS5)
Song of Nunu proves the League of Legends universe has many exciting and heartfelt stories to tell. Song of Nunu takes players on a magical adventure through Frelijord. It's a gorgeous world that I'd love to traverse through again. Find out...
Project Downfall Review – A Night Of Blood & Pixels (Switch)
Project Downfall is another first-person shooter that is making its claim into the revitalization of old school shooters coming back in style. Using influences of both games and movies, MGP Studio want to provide an exhilarating shooter tha...
The Lincoln Lawyer: Season 2 Review – A Refined Evolution
With the success of Season 1, The Lincoln Lawyer is back trying to look more to the future…. and it’s something they manage to pull off. The character arcs are better developed & there is a better focus when dealing with court proceedin...
GameSir G8 Galileo Mobile Controller Review: Gaming on the Go, Perfected
In a landscape filled with various streaming services and comprehensive mobile gaming options, GameSir raises the question: why can't a mobile controller offer the same full-fledged features as a console controller? Enter the Galileo G8, Ga...
Grime Definitive Edition Review: Battle of the Rock Lords (Switch)
In a miserable broken world populated by horrific, evil monsters, one man fights to topple the gods and save the world in Grime. In other words, your average day in a Soulslike. Battle a wide variety of twisted creatures, devour them with y...
Where the Music Dies Review: A Dark but Deeply Engaging Visual Novel
Where the Music Dies is a visual novel with mature themes and a gritty atmosphere, and provides a wonderfully engaging and immersive story that'll stick with you and leave you feeling reflective. While browsing through Steam one day, seeing...
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Review – A Step Down From Arkham (PS5)
This article acts as a review for the much-awaited Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. This anticipated title is suffering from a controversial decision the developers took regarding Arkham's Batman. Regardless, how does the rest of the...
Lacey’s Wardrobe Review: Lost 2006 Flash Game Finally Found?
Near the end of 2022, a tale about a creepy and mysterious 2006 flash game called "Lacey's Wardrobe" that didn't seem to have ever existed surfaced around the net. However, it wasn't until now that the game strangely appeared on Steam compl...
Vampire Survivors Review: A Bullet Hell in Reverse (PC)
Vampire Survivors is a game that has inspired several other games of similar genre over the past couple of years. The minimalistic gameplay about fighting hordes of enemies seems to have become quite popular lately. It has no shortage of co...
Epomaker TH80 Pro Keyboard Review: Stroke of Beauty
TH80 Pro is another wireless keyboard from Epomaker and this time they seemingly went all in on making this one a sight to behold. But does this mean that there were compromises under the hood? Another day, another Epomaker keyboard. Over t...
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Review: This Is a Carrot Stick-Up! (Switch)
Turnip Boy is back in his second and adventure, committing crimes with a smile on his face. Fight through the fruit police, mutants, robots, and other strangeness, as Turnip Boy fights to make himself a super wealthy Turnip Boy. He fights t...
Phantom Doctrine Review: A Spy Eat Spy World (PC)
Phantom Doctrine is an enjoyable turn-based spy thriller game based in the 1980s Cold War. For fans of Xcom 2's more covert stuff, Phantom Doctrine will scratch that itch while sharing the lengthy game time and brutal difficulty. Phantom D...
Beekeeper Review – Nonstop Vengeance
Jason Stathom is back. This time, in an action-packed, nonstop fight to the top of a pyramid to rid of the mighty preying on the weak innocent. Beekeeper makes you glued to its seat with its awesome performances, compelling story and backgr...
Constellation Crafting Chaos Mode Review: A TTRPG of Cosmic Design from Taylor Navarro
Constellation Crafting: Chaos Mode is a one-page TTRPG that tasks you with creating a new zodiac. This short game encourages galaxy sized creativity as you are guided to forge stars and design a unique constellation for countless people to ...
The Universim Review | Creative Incarnate (PC)
Universim is a brand new world-building RTS game that sees you in the driver's seat as the creator themselves. Invoke divine power, and lead your people to greatness, or ruin! Beware the pollution, and effects of your societies, and ensure ...
Graven Review: Supernatural Combat Meets Resource Management (PC)
Graven puts you in a difficult situation that demands careful resource management and strategic combat. Healing is scarce and enemies are abundant, forcing you to learn quickly or squander the precious resources you have. This does make the...
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic Review – A Surprising Hidden Object Game (Switch)
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic is another hidden objects game, but it contains a number of surprises that gives it that additional edge. This game provides a fun challenge with a striking art style, plus the ability to create your...
Computer Repair Shop Review: Notorious Repairs
Computer Repair Shop does its best to simulate actual computer repairs while giving you the option to be a jerk. Do a great job or deliberately cheat your customers of their money for your own profit. The game could use better explanations ...
Sherlock Holmes Chapter One Review: Crimes in Cordona (PC)
Sherlock Holmes Chapter One was released on Nov 15, 2021, by Frogwares as a sort of reboot series with fascinating and unique gameplay. It also appears to take a rather interesting spin on the Sherlock character/mythos with fun mysteries an...
War Hospital Review | War’s Unspoken Terror (PC)
This War Hospital review will help you take a closer look into how a field hospital worked during World War I in 1918, as we take on the nerve-racking task by playing as Major Henry Wells, where we must decide who gets to live and who gets ...
The Last Faith Review: Navigating the Shadows of Metroidvania and Soulslike Heritage (PC)
The Last Faith is a compelling addition to the Metroidvania and Soulslike genres. The game's detailed landscapes reveal a captivating blend of challenging gameplay and narrative missteps. However, while the title pays homage to its inspirat...
Marvel’s Echo Review: Bloody, Gritty, and Heartfelt
Marvel’s Echo spins off from Marvel’s Hawkeye with Maya Lopez at the helm as she escapes to her hometown. There, she encounters her past through her family, which she and her father abandoned, and visions of previous generations. This minis...
PowerWash Simulator Review: A Clean, Satisfying Way to Spend Your Time! (PS5)
This review will help you understand the basic but yet entertaining mechanics found in PowerWash Simulator. Due to the recent addition of the game into the PS+ Essential tier, now it's the perfect time to dive into it, whether you want to c...
20 Minutes Till Dawn Review: Surviving The Swarm
20 Minutes Til Dawn is a game about surviving twenty minutes as a horde of thousands of monsters attacks you. To fight them off, you pick one of many different weapons and level up to enhance your attacks and abilities. The game is a fun ho...
Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review: A Game That Never Stops Surprising
Embark on a fresh journey in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Join Mario and friends in the Flower Kingdom, facing Bowser's new threat for the powerful Wonder Flower. Discover innovative power-ups, a dynamic badge system, and revamped levels fille...
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew DLC Review: Greater Power & Flexibility (PC)
Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew’s DLC brings in two new characters with interesting stories to investigate. Those characters bring incredible power and flexibility to your strategies, letting you be aggressive or stealthy in different ways. ...
Magicka Review: Vlad Is Definitely Not a Vampire
Get ready to dunka dunka and save and slay with spells and swords in Magicka. Released on Jan 25, 2011, published by Paradox Interactive and developed by Arrowhead Game Studios. This silly spell-slinging game made a unique magic system, all...
