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]
Epomaker TH65 Keyboard Review (PC)
As smaller keyboards go, this is impressive. Epomaker’s TH65 65% keyboard is a little marvel. Built for non-competitive gamers looking for comfortable keystrokes, creamy sounds, and a bevy of smaller features, this is a good keyboard solution. Let’s get right into it. Starting with design, the TH65 brings artsy, crystal-like keys, backed by a warm, colorful glow underneath. The design of the keybo...[Read More]
The Mermaid Mask Review (PS5)
If point-and-click titles look and are made like this, then I just might go back to the genre full-time. The Mermaid Mask from developer SFB Games is a gorgeous and unique take on the point-and-click genre. It brings fantastic art, phenomenal story, and respectful design for an old-school style of game. When this genre is a dime a dozen these days, it’s nice to see someone take a different route w...[Read More]
Ubisoft celebrates 25 years of Ghost Recon with Wildlands: Last Rites
It looks sharp. Check out the goods below. August 6, 2026 – Today, Ubisoft celebrated the 25th anniversary of Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon with a free title update to Ghost Recon Wildlands, the return of the fan-favorite Predator event and more. Ghost Recon Wildlands: Last Rites is now available for free on Ubisoft+, PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, XBOX Series X|S, XBOX One and Windows PC through the Ub...[Read More]
Beast of Reincarnation Review (PS5)
The expectations for this game were through the roof. It was tough to tame them for this review. Beast of Reincarnation is from developer Game Freak and is one of the bigger releases at the beginning of this holiday season (yep, August is where it begins). The game is gorgeous, open, and mysterious with its uncertain and uneasy narrative. It does a great job of setting up the world and delivers wi...[Read More]
Cultic Review (PS5)
Throwbacks are fun, even when that throwback is so far that it feels like the early 90s. Cultic from developer Jasozz Games is an interesting take on a throwback of first-person shooters from the Wolfenstein 3D days. It’s a 2D texture/model 3D title with a ragged color count (feels like 256) and features repeating enemies and difficult bosses. While this game screams going backward to a simpler ti...[Read More]
Palia’s Sunkissed Summer: Beauty and the Beach update launches
Kudos to the devs for such a creative name for that update. Pretty cool. Anyway, if you have never tried Palia, it’s a damn fine game and probably a good time to get on board with it. Enjoy the official update details below. LOS ANGELES – Palia is abuzz with new updates! To end Palia’s Sunkissed Summer series of content updates, Palia’s Sunkissed Summer: Beauty and the Beach update has arriv...[Read More]
VR3000 (with condenser mic) Review
I will be very honest and open with you, readers. I didn’t think anything beyond headphones would improve a virtual reality experience. But here we are. The VR3000 from developer Final brings a VR audio solution to the forefront. The simple design of the VR3000, which is essentially two IEM-like earbuds with a mic attached, is as useful as it is innocuous. Light as a feather with its design, and p...[Read More]