Titanic – 25th Anniversary – Review
Nothing makes you feel older in life than looking at an ‘anniversary edition’ of a film you watched in the theater. It’s like listening to the radio and jamming out to 90s music, only to find out that you’re on the classic radio station. A little defeating in a sense, but still very enjoyable. Anyway, Paramount Pictures recently released Titanic – 25th Anniversary on 4KUHD, and I am very impressed...[Read More]
Dune: Spice Wars Review (Xbox Edition)
Real-time strategy games are delivered in a variety of flavors. They can range from uncomplicated masterpieces like the Command & Conquer series, though not all gems, that are easy to pick up and go, or they can be as in-depth as an Age of Empires that requires a bit more panache and patience. Regardless of complication or difficulty, there is something for everyone when it comes to playing an...[Read More]
Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince Review
I had no idea what I was getting into when I volunteered for a tribute for this one. Dragon Quest Monsters: The Dark Prince is a familiar slow burn that takes the structure of hunting Pokémon and applies it to the DQ world. While you might scoff at that notion and ask why it’s necessary for the series to go this Nintendo route, I present a counterargument – why not? Yeah, that was it. Dragon Quest...[Read More]
The Finals – Impressions
In the world of competitive gaming, there is plenty of competition to go around. With the likes of Valorant, Call of Duty, APEX, and Overwatch 2 dominating the field, it is sometimes tough to make room for something new, even though it might contain familiar traits that you would find in the previously mentioned titles. I’m sure there are several games out there that can tell you that storyline. N...[Read More]
DigitalChumps Presents the Holiday Gift Guide 2023
Welcome to DigitalChumps’ 2023 Holiday Gift Guide for those Seeking Gift Guidance… or just some cool games to play! You’re probably stuffed from too much turkey. You’re most likely recovering from the gauntlet of pies baked by your family, friends, and friendly neighborhood bakers at Costco. Happy Thanksgiving hangover to you, too. Today is not just the post-credits scene for the next holiday, min...[Read More]
Roboquest Review (PC)
Some days you just need a bit of run and gun in your video game world. Well, RyseUp Studios certainly delivers with Roboquest, a smoothly built game that puts your patience and strategic movements to the test against aggressive robots. Whether you’re playing single-player or co-op, this Borderlands-look-a-like puts you in the mood to target, fire, and destroy. Not a bad way to spend Thanksgiving i...[Read More]
HOWL Review (PC)
When I think of puzzle-strategy games, I think of a very dry experience that is void of narrative value. That might seem like a knock against those types of games, but they are what they are, and that isn’t a bad thing because most games make for an intellectually fun time. I like feeling smart and feeling accomplished, and those games help me from time to time. Now, HOWL from developer Mi’p...[Read More]
Little Goody Two Shoes Review (PC)
When you think of Square Enix, you often think of Final Fantasy XVI, Dragon Quest, and a bevy of classic role-playing games. They have a huge history of hits…and then they have little oddities that are satisfying and yet, kind of weird in concept. The latter of the bunch is where Little Goody Two Shoes falls. It’s a game that consists of RPG elements, a dating sim (to an extent), a horror-driven n...[Read More]
Berzerk: Recharged Review (PS5)
Publisher Atari and developer SneakyBox are bringing back a classic 80s Atari arcade gaming experience that quite frankly scared the ever-loving shit out of me as a kid, if not caused outright anxiety at the time. The game? Berserk. The point of the game is to infiltrate a dangerous robotic military compound and eliminate a bunch of enemies while avoiding the vicious Evil Otto, an indestructible k...[Read More]
Jusant Review (PS5)
Way back in September, we were privy to a preview of developer DON’T NOD’s game Jusant. The game was a gorgeous example of how well the Unreal Engine could be used, a clever collective of climbing puzzles to figure out, and a wonderous world of what once was and what could be. The concept of the game was simple, and the execution was nothing short of breathtaking, even in the short amount of time ...[Read More]
The 7th Guest VR Review (PSVR2)
Years ago, I was privy to experiencing the game The 7th Guest on my very early DOS computer with a new and shiny CD-ROM add-on. The game featured live video mixed with CGI environments and puzzles that told a creepy-ass story of a man who trapped kids and guests within his mansion. While the game was mostly just a puzzle-driven experience, the introduction to CD-ROM-based gaming created a new path...[Read More]
World of Horror Review (PC)
Developer panstasz released their terror-filled mystery game World of Horror to the world on October 19th just in time for Halloween. The game is a hodgepodge of old-school concepts mixed with turn-based adventure and a large dose of horror only those who adore The Grudge could truly appreciate. The combination of all these genres and a creepy dose of unsettling imagery makes for a perfect Hallowe...[Read More]