Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut Review (PC)
I don’t really care how many versions of Ghost of Tsushima: Director’s Cut Sony Interactive Entertainment publishes on another platform because I’m still going to play the hell out of it before reviewing it. Every single time. Let me clarify, the main reason for doing that repeatedly is that GoT is a fantastic, replayable game that features a compelling story and set of well-developed characters. ...[Read More]
Zet Zillions Review (PC)
When I first had Zet Zillions drop on my desk I didn’t know what to think about it. The only roguelike deckbuilder I had really dug into prior to this experience was Balatro. I still can’t play that game because of how addictive it is and because I don’t have the time right now. Anyway, that was the last game of this type I played and it set the bar for how good a deckbuilder could truly be. Where...[Read More]
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II Review (PC)
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II is a masterpiece of storytelling and character development. There is no other way to put it. It is the perfect example of developers concentrating so hard on telling the story of a character’s journey that they build the gameplay around it instead of vice-versa. Rarely do you find that type of dedication in a video game, as that development structure typically is reserve...[Read More]
The Crow – Steelbook 4K UHD (Review)
The Crow has a special place in my heart out of all the 90s movies for a couple of reasons. The first is that it echoed a darker time and a grungy representation of a rule-less generation that was dying to right the wrongs of previous generational standards. All these metaphorical assumptions wrapped into a tragic, Gothier telling of Romeo & Juliet, if Romeo had come back from the dead and tak...[Read More]
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes Review (Nintendo Switch)
Everything that you have heard and read about this game is absolutely true. It’s another hit from publisher Annapurna Interactive, and a refreshing direction from Simogo, the company that brought you Sayonara Wild Hearts. Lorelei and the Laser Eyes is a Twin Peaks-esque journey that is narratively and visually surrounded by oddity and mystery. It features some truly mind-bending puzzles that encou...[Read More]
Pac-Man Mega Tunnel Battle: Chomp Champs Review (PS5)
I have some history with Pac-Man. More so than most gamers. I was five years old when the first Pac-Man arcade machine hit the U.S. shores and it certainly had me hooked as soon as I put my hands on its arcade joystick. Much like my attention, Pac-Man took the world by storm and hasn’t looked back since. Over the last 40 years and some change, publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment has made an absol...[Read More]
TopSpin 2K25 Review (PS5)
Let it be noted that my tennis gaming experience has been very limited to mainly Nintendo tennis games. Also, games that were on the Dreamcast. These games were built to be easy and fun, and not built for serious fans. True story, bro. Now, having said that I might be the perfect reviewer for TopSpin 2K25, as I’m coming into this review blind and inexperienced. Sometimes it’s good to see a game wi...[Read More]
Jackbox gets Naughty
They were always teetering on this in the 90s. I’m glad they crossed over. At the very least, this should provide some fresh variety for the series. Anyway, enjoy the official blog post below, as well as the trailer. Enjoy! Like in any healthy relationship, we’ve been listening. The following are real quotes from our social media comments and our annual customer feedback survey: “A pack of &...[Read More]
Sand Land Review (PS5)
Full disclosure, before this game arrived, I had no idea that Sand Land had been around so long. I didn’t know it was a manga, or it had a movie – I knew nothing. This had all been a mystery to me prior to this review. Now, having done extensive research on the story, I know that this is Akira Toriyama’s story and video game legacy. The Sand Land series was born from the mind of Toriyama and illus...[Read More]
Lorelei and the Laser Eyes Preview (PC)
For the past few weeks, Digitalchumps has been privy to a preview of Lorelei and the Laser Eyes, a new game coming from Simogo, the developers behind the wonderful Sayonara Wild Hearts, and ace publisher Annapurna Interactive, who can’t seem to do anything wrong. If you recall, Sayonara Wild Hearts was a beautiful journey through heartbreak and repair, a gorgeous diamond in the video game world’s ...[Read More]
Launch the Baby Review (PC)
Reviewing games is like playing a game of basketball against multiple teams. Every team isn’t going to be the same and you’re always going to shift your strategy and approach depending on the team. It’s what keeps reviewing fun and the video game industry continually interesting. When you’re reviewing a game like Call of Duty: It’s a New Year, you’re not going to take that same review structure an...[Read More]
Humble Games announces Rolling Hills release, more
God…sushi sounds good. Anyway, enjoy the official announcement from Humble Games. Today, Humble Games announced that they will be publishing Catch & Release, LLC’s cozy restaurant life simulator, Rolling Hills: Make Sushi, Make Friends, which will be launching on June 4, 2024 for Xbox One and PC via Steam and will be available on Xbox Game Pass at launch. Fans can wishlist the game now ...[Read More]