Gurei Review (PS5)
The Steam page description starts with the word ‘unforgiving’. That choice of wording is light compared to what this game throws at you. And I’m sure you sickos out there who loved being tortured by games and taking on impossible odds are going to love every minute of this insanity. Gurei from developer Lobo Sagaz Studio is simple in its construction as it is in its intention. It wants to rage-bai...[Read More]
Untamed: The Complete First Season heads to DVD in October
Very tame announcement. Kidding. Anyway, enjoy the official details of the announcement below. BURBANK, CA (July 20, 2026) – Get ready for every thrilling twist and uncover every dark secret when Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment releases Untamed: The Complete First Season on DVD on October 20, 2026. Featuring all six episodes of the hit mystery thriller, fans can relive the investigation ...[Read More]
Frostrail set to start its closed beta August 31st
Took me a second to realize how to pronounce that name. The game does look solid (no pun intended). Check out the official closed beta details below. BORDEAUX, France – July 20, 2026 – Frostrail, the brutal co-op survival FPS from Barotrauma developer FakeFish and publisher Shiro Unlimited, pulls into the Steam Train Fest and SimFest Workers and Resources Fest today with the announcement of a Clo...[Read More]
Echoes of Aincrad Review (PS5)
I was never a huge fan of Sword Art Online, as the gameplay always felt a bit draggy and mundane, but I do think the latest release is a huge step forward. Echoes of Aincrad from developer Game Studio Inc. and publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment is the latest release in the SAO family. Echoes of Aincrad expands the SAO world, brings a solid story with real stakes, and does its best to uphold trad...[Read More]
College Football 27 Review (PS5)
Another year and another season of College Football from EA has arrived. While not much has changed with the College Football series during the offseason, the same fantastic gameplay from last year’s game is still intact, while also sporting some spreadsheet management for the detail-oriented fanatics out there. Whether that is good or bad is up to players and their expectations, but regardless, ...[Read More]
L75 Air Keyboard Review (PC)
It has been a keyboard summer, folks. Will Silberman and I have gone through a bevy of keyboard reviews. And we are still going. The latest keyboard we received is the L75 Air from developer XVX. It’s a 75% sized keyboard that may not bring a lot of pomp and circumstance like other bigger keyboards, but certainly delivers in comfort, style, and reliability. The fact that it is true to its name, Ai...[Read More]
Schrödinger’s Call Review (PC)
Some games just hit right in the feels. This is one of them. Schrödinger’s Call from developer Acrobatic Chirimenjako is a unique visual novel that puts you in the role of a limbo-laden lass named Mary. Mary’s job is being the last confidant, or someone who helps guide lost souls to their final destination via a very old rotary phone. The job she has is simple on the surface, as she must ans...[Read More]
Observer: System Redux Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
I had no idea that this game existed. Like, I have seen it before but never stopped to smell its cybernetic roses before. And quite frankly, that was my loss. Observer – System Redux from developer Bloober Team is a cyberpunk noir mystery that plays off a roughed-up and scared world, in the same vein as Blade Runner, where hope is in short supply, as is about everything else that humanity needs. T...[Read More]
The Drifter Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
I haven’t seen this much drama in a point-and-click game since The Dig. The Drifter, from developer Powerhoof and Dave Lloyd, is a narrative-driven point-and-click experience that puts the user in the shoes of a drifter named Mick, who is trying to make it back to his family for his mother’s funeral. Along the way, he gets caught in a web of murder and mayhem and is forced into lightning-quick dec...[Read More]
UFC 6 Review (PS5)
Over the years, I have been putting the UFC video game titles in the same spot as WWE games. Not because of their over-the-top tough guys, or the ridiculous atmosphere of fans screaming for blood. None of that connects. The bridge I built between the two titles is based on controls and fun gameplay. Both games are notorious for asking their players to master the controls and memorize flicks and co...[Read More]
Thank You for Your Application Review (PC)
Grammarly does not like the fact that there isn’t a comma in that name. Oh, well. Grammarly will have to live. Thank You for Your Application from developer Ice Lemon Tea Studio hit Steam this past Friday. It’s a logical deduction game that is led by a dystopian backdrop and a funny set of rules. If you have ever played a Carmen Sandiego game or the Phoenix Wright series, then you will understand ...[Read More]
Huanuo FlowLift Pro Dual Monitor Arm Review (PC)
Never underestimate the importance of a properly lifted pair of monitor arms, especially if you’re gaming, streaming, or editing. Honestly, you never know how much you need them until you use them, and you might need these. Tech monitor arm manufacturer Huanuo has released its latest and very inexpensive dual-monitor arm solution to the world with the FlowLift Pro Dual Monitor Arm. This monitor ar...[Read More]