AULA F108 Keyboard Review
I have been a typing enthusiast for as long as I can remember. I started a lonnnnngggg time ago on an IBM typewriter. Yes, the one with ink ribbons. Also, the one that didn’t feature the Whiteout ribbons. What a Godsend those were. It sure beat standalone Whiteout. Anyway, I digress. As time marched on, my keyboard experience journeyed from typewriter to serial wired, then from serial wired to USB...[Read More]
Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine – Master Crafted Edition Review (PC)
When you bring a game back and add the moniker of ‘remastered’ to its title, then it should probably go beyond just graphics. It should always go beyond the visuals. Better controls, more detailed environments, maybe even some less linear movements, would help justify a remastered label. A lot of companies make this mistake and depend on improved visuals and momentary popularity to dri...[Read More]
Dune: Awakening Review (PC)
My only long-term exposure to Dune and its lore was through a failed David Lynch film, an RTS from the 90s (so good), and the more recent films (long-winded, but worth it). I did try to read Frank Herbert’s novels, so that I could understand more context with each house and its underlying tone, but my lack of concentration and focus always led my brain astray. In short, everything I know about Dun...[Read More]
FBC Firebreak breaks out worldwide
This game is fun. Ben Sheene will be delivering our review in the very near future. Until then, enjoy the official details of the launch below. Espoo, Finland – June 17, 2025 – Remedy Entertainment is proud to announce the global launch of FBC: Firebreak, a three-player co-op FPS where the Federal Bureau of Control’s first-response unit must contain an escalating paranatural threat. When the Oldes...[Read More]
Simon the Sorcerer Origins heads home in October, new trailer released
This game looks fun. Enjoy the official details of the announcement below. Stuttgart, Germany – June 17, 2025 – ININ Games is proud to announce the upcoming release of Simon The Sorcerer Origins, developed by Smallthing Studios. This prequel to the beloved 1993 point-and-click classic will launch on October 28, 2025, and be available worldwide on all major platforms: Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4...[Read More]
Golden Tee Arcade Classics heads home in July
This is such a TGIFriday’s sort of celebration. Anyway, enjoy the Golden Tee madness below, and get that polo shirt ready for your July appointment with these classics. NEW YORK – June 17, 2025 – Atari and Incredible Technologies today announced Golden Tee Arcade Classics, a definitive collection of the classic Golden Tee arcade games – coming to PC via Steam and GOG, Nintendo S...[Read More]
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 gets jewelry
I’m pretty sure this is cool, but not certain. Great for the indie jewelry designer, though. Anyway, check out the official details below. LONDON & Montpellier, France (June 17, 2025) – Today, French independent video game developer Sandfall Interactive and video game publisher Kepler Interactive announced a unique collaboration with British jewelry designer Hannah Martin to create...[Read More]
SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL launches new map event vol. 1
One of the longest names I’ve typed for a game. Not the LONGEST, though. Anyway, enjoy the official announcement details below. SD Gundam G Generation ETERNAL, the Gundam mobile game app with more than 4 million downloads, launched a new update this week with an in-game “Map Event Vol. 1” for players. The update also includes new Mobile Suits for Featured Unit Assembly with UR-rank Gundam De...[Read More]
Stellar Blade Review (PC)
Last year, our own Ben Sheene reviewed Stellar Blade on the PlayStation 5. He adored it, enjoyed the game’s complexity underneath, and acknowledged its flaws. He pointed out all the appropriate and correct ins and outs of the title in its initial launch. The man knows how to write. Now, Ben Sheene’s shining diamond has arrived on PC, courtesy of developer SHIFT UP Corporation. With its leap to a m...[Read More]
Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
Sometimes I like a little action with my strategy, but only when it promises to fit like a glove and not get in the way of the action. And this one almost fit perfectly. Kunitsu-Gami: Path of the Goddess, from developer Capcom, came out on the PlayStation 5 (and other platforms) around a year ago and has made its way to the Nintendo Switch 2. While not much has changed, other than playing it on a ...[Read More]
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review (PS5)
Generally, I’m not a huge fan of action roguelite. I appreciate them from afar, but typically don’t dive into them because of their purposefully difficult obstacles that make for a slow grind. I don’t mind the grind, but I usually only prefer grind in my daily cup of RPGs. Looking at you, Dragon Quest VII. Well, that attitude has permanently shifted thanks to Stormteller Games’ isometric action ro...[Read More]
Disney Illusion Island starring Mickey & Friends Review (PS5)
I think the last time I enjoyed a Disney title was Castle of Illusion Starring Mickey Mouse on the Sega Genesis. That game was a visually entertaining and challenging adventure. It was one of the best titles on that system in 1990. I remember when EGM gave it huge marks. Deserved. Well, 35 years have passed since that platformer was released, and now, we have a new one called Disney Illusion Islan...[Read More]