Ace Attorney Investigations Collection Review (PS5)
In all transparency, I am no good at any Ace Attorney game. They’re brutal, mind-bending at times, and extensive in their complicated construction. And yet, I cannot give them up because they’re so damn good. While I have told this story countless times over the years in my reviews about my relationship with this series, I will say it again – I have thoroughly enjoyed them. Back in 2005, I remembe...[Read More]
PS5 Pro announced from Sony
The system specs seem more than reasonable for the price point, but the last time a console tried to sell at $699 was the Panasonic 3DO. I’m positive people will be more receptive this time around. It should be damn interesting to follow. Anyway, enjoy the details. SAN MATEO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)– The PlayStation®5 Pro (PS5®Pro) console is the latest hardware innovation to ent...[Read More]
Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions Review (PS5)
In all honesty, and why wouldn’t I be honest, I’m reviewing a game, part of me was very skeptical about Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions when I first played the beta. The gameplay was frustrating to control, and the rewards were a bit of an unknown, as was the depth of the game. I also assumed, probably like everyone else, that there would be microtransactions scattered everywhere in the title an...[Read More]
Star Trucker Review (PC)
Over the years, I have joked about playing Bus Simulator competitively. And when I say ‘joked’, I mean only half-joked. And when I say ‘competitively’, I mean just with some goofball friends. Anyway, it’s a game that fascinates me to its core. The idea of spending a relaxing day going from bus stop to bus stop and picking people up and dropping them off just seems like an idea I could retire to so...[Read More]
Dungeon Fighter online update adds hard mode and additional advancements (and more…)
Check out those official details below. Enjoy. ‘The Hunt Begins” Update brings brand new content for both returning and new players, including: Two New Archer Advancements: Hunter and Vigilante, 2 new item farming dungeons, and Asrahan: Curtains of Mu Hard Mode. Rapid Growth Event: The Rapid Growth Event has returned with more support than ever to help players get their new characters to end-game ...[Read More]
Astro Bot Review (PS5)
It seems like ages ago that we were unboxing the first PlayStation 5 and testing out the many nuances of its controller with a glorified tech demo called Astro’s Playroom. Filled with squeaks and innocent gameplay, Astro’s Playroom may have unintentionally started a need for more of Astro’s adventures and made the small dude an icon for the Sony PlayStation brand. Like, a Crash Bandicoot icon from...[Read More]
Gundam Breaker 4 Review (PS5)
Gundam has always been an entity that has piqued my interest. Having been (and still am) a Robotech fan since the mid-1980s, and a huge Transformers fan to boot, giant robots battling each other is just a cool concept that has delighted me. It’s just neat to imagine gigantic metal monsters battling, where the stakes are high. While I haven’t always bought into the concept that Gundam was and has b...[Read More]
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit Review (PC)
Okay. Hear me out. Just for a second. Maybe…just maybe…this is what Five Nights at Freddy’s should have been like from the start. I know, blasphemy, but I would have played the hell out of the series if they had all been like this. Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit from developer Mega Cat Studios is a major shift in how FNAF is played. Instead of a first-person horror, it’s a 2D-ish adventure ...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle – Preview (Hands-off)
This past week, Digitalchumps was privy to a preview from Bethesda Studios and MachineGames Studio about their game Indiana Jones and the Great Circle. While the preview was hands-off, which I’m sure will change very soon, we did get some great insight about the game’s gameplay, timeline, and how it was trying to balance what makes up a good Indiana Jones adventure. Now, what we didn’t get during ...[Read More]
Dunk City Dynasty announced from NetEase Games
Looking interesting. Check out the goods below. Hangzhou, China – August 15, 2024 – Today, NetEase Games is excited to announce Dunk City Dynasty, a free-to-play 3v3 streetball spectacle for mobile devices. It is the first street basketball game officially authorized by the National Basketball Players Association and features fast-paced, 11-point matches! Run the court with superstars like Stephen...[Read More]
SNK vs. Capcom – SvC Chaos Review (PS5)
My fighting game experience stretches back to the first Street Fighter game with punching pads for buttons. Outside of a badly designed cabinet that made you work, it was also a spark of an idea of what the franchise would eventually turn into in the next iteration. And in case you don’t know, Street Fighter II was an absolute hit in the arcades. Thankfully, Capcom lost the punching pads. Street ...[Read More]
The Last Plague: Blight heading to early access on October 3rd
Check those official details out below. TORONTO, CANADA – Last week, solo developer Original Studios announced the release date for its authentic open-world survival game, The Last Plague: Blight. The developer’s debut title will launch in Early Access via Steam on October 3, 2024. After a mysterious disease ravaged Earth, leaving it desolate and reclaimed by the wild, players are humanity’s...[Read More]