PC
Soulstice Review
Soulstice from Reply Games Studio was released for the PC this past week and a few things were added, but not a lot of gameplay design changed since o...[Read More]
NBA 2K23
With the 2022-2023 NBA season starting to appear on the horizon, we have the return of the most robust basketball sim series ever made. 2K’s NBA...[Read More]
Omega Strikers Preview
Last week, we were invited to check out Omega Strikers from developer Odyssey Interactive. We were promised that it would be the next big thing in com...[Read More]
Broken Pieces
Broken Pieces evokes numerous other games during its opening hours–an often endearing quality when eventually those inspirations manifest into s...[Read More]
‘F1 Manager 2022’ PC Review
The prestige and elegance of Formula 1 have changed ever since ‘Drive to Survive’ came out on Netflix. Learning how ruthless and aggressiv...[Read More]
‘Midnight Fight Express’ – Review
I’ve always felt cheated as a person growing up in the early 2000s. TV shows, movies, and even some games getting censored for violence and gore...[Read More]
Expedition Agartha – Early Access Preview
Last week, we were privy to a preview for Expedition Agartha, a first-person looter/survival from developer Matrioshka Games. It’s a game that flows t...[Read More]
Spider-Man Remastered (PC) Review
Sony’s commitment to a PC path with their games started way back with Horizon Zero Dawn, one of my personal favorites of the Sony IP family. While the...[Read More]
Soulstice – Preview (#2)
A few months back, we did our first Soulstice preview and had a good time with the game. It started us in the later stages of the first part of the ti...[Read More]
Hindsight Review
Hindsight from Team Hindsight and Annapurna Interactive is an interesting journey through the life of a woman, who is struggling with staying in the p...[Read More]
Arcadegeddon (PS5)
The days of loitering at my local arcade/pizza parlor, spending my parent’s spare change on the likes of Galaga, Teenage Mutant Turtles, and Str...[Read More]
Bright Memory: Infinite
About twenty months ago, I reviewed the sub-$10, bite-size version of Bright Memory: Infinite, which at the time was just called Bright Memory. Lonewo...[Read More]