HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush Review (PS5)
I’m sure a younger audience will love this game. Or people who go to Target to take massive amounts of newly stocked toys off the shelf to sell on eBay. HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush from developer Milestone S.r.l releases this week. It’s an open-world racer with plenty of ways to compete, while also charming players with a massive number of HOT WHEELS cars to earn. Taking a page out of Ubisoft’s...[Read More]
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review (PS5)
This could be Bandai Namco’s own Witcher. The Blood of Dawnwalker from developer Rebel Wolves is an open-world game that features a fair amount of meaningful story, lots of good side quests, and unique control schemes that, oddly enough, make sense. While the game is certainly going the Witcher route with glitches and early-release issues, it’s stable enough to deliver everything it said it would,...[Read More]
Star Wars: Zero Company Review (PS5)
This is in my top three games of 2026. Without a doubt, one of the best so far. Star Wars: Zero Company from developer Bit Reactor and LucasFilm Games brings a tactical backbone in a Star Wars wrapper. Within that tactical structure are simple ways to play, a narrative that drives gameplay through operations and missions, and plenty of room for player agency and gameplay longevity. There is so muc...[Read More]
Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
Finally! We have software not made by Nintendo that is entertaining on the Nintendo Switch 2. May the Sun God be praised! Elden Ring: Tarnished Edition from Bandai Namco Entertainment has made it to the Nintendo Switch 2, and it’s a good test of what third-party AAA software Nintendo’s little engine that could can handle. If you have seen the PC or PS5/Xbox version of Elden Ring, then you know wha...[Read More]
Helix: Descent N Ascent Review (PC)
A puzzle game with a slight side of Metroidvania? Yes, please. Helix: Descent N Ascent from developer Badass Mongoose is a unique indie puzzle game that pairs gorgeous art with even smarter puzzle gameplay. While there is not much to this game outside of those two elements, it’s still a blast to play, even for a short period of time. Let’s get into it. So, the gameplay for Helix: Descent N Ascent ...[Read More]
Madden NFL 27 Review (PS5)
Another year, another Madden NFL release. As football gets back into the swing of things, replacing golf and the second half of the Cincinnati Reds’ season, EA has released Madden NFL 27. While there have been improvements and customization added to some of the modes that were getting a bit stale- looking at you, Franchise mode- EA seems to have improved all aspects of its game while leaning on he...[Read More]
Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Volume 2 Review (PS5)
Welcome back, Kojima’s masterpiece. One of the biggest questions over the last few decades has been whether, and when, Konami would bring Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots to modern consoles. Born on the PlayStation 3, with its awful cell processing chip that developers struggled to use, this beauty of a game propelled the MGS franchise to an entirely new level of gameplay while also pushin...[Read More]
WOMIER – SK61 HE Keyboard Review (PC)
As a typist, because I have been typing on some sort of machine since 1983, I am a bit of a snob about my typing surfaces. I prefer larger keyboards nowadays that include arrow keys and a number pad, but once in a while I dabble in smaller keyboards just to remind myself that I’m old and set in my ways. Womier has now un-set me in my ways with their SK61 HE 60% keyboard. How dare they. The SK61 HE...[Read More]
Nightsword v2 Wireless SD Gaming Mouse Review (PC)
Finally! A fresh new way to use a mouse. Not that there was anything wrong with a gaming mouse in general, but this one certainly takes the cake and throws on some yummy icing on top. So, I have been trying out the Nightsword v2 Wireless SD Gaming Mouse from Corsair for the last month or so to see how useful it is, and I found some impressive details in the process. Firstly, this is a gaming mouse...[Read More]
Infinity HexaDome Tactics Preview (PC)
It’s been a preview and tactics type of week, folks. First, we previewed Star Wars: Zero Company early in the week, which looks and plays phenomenally, and then we got a preview of Blindspot Games’ Infinity HexaDome Tactics. I’m not complaining. Anyhoo, Infinity HexaDome Tactics is an interesting game that takes a tactical, strategy-and-turn-based approach and leans toward the competitive side of ...[Read More]
HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon Review (PC)
Addictive gameplay is addictive. HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon, from developer Ars Goetia, is a turn-based role-playing dungeon-crawler game (say that five times) that packs quite the punch. The game excels at bringing a fun world to the player, packed with creative creatures and an endless landscape, while also adding a deep skill tree and a hefty dose of motivation to keep going. While it...[Read More]
Star Wars: Zero Company Preview (PC)
From time to time, Digitalchumps is privy to previews of games that are in development. It’s always fun to see unfinished pieces and figure out where the developers were going with them. Sometimes the previews truly are just a glimpse of what’s to come, while others are nearly finished potential masterpieces that might be an amazing experience once the full game is revealed. Well, this time around...[Read More]