PC
Warhammer 40000: Dawn of War III
I can remember when the Warhammer 40000 Dawn of War series was new and it was quite successful. A sequel and several standalone expansions later furth...[Read More]
Mr. Shifty
Mr. Shifty’s potential is evident the first time you teleport through a wall and punch a man out of a window. The satisfying bamf of a brief tel...[Read More]
Expeditions: Viking
Vikings are often noted as being some of the more badass historical figures, and Expedition: Viking exemplifies this to the utmost degree. Feeling as ...[Read More]
Finding a way to beat “Beat Cop”
“Beat Cop” in essence is synth wave culture packaged into a grimy, blood-soaked adventure. In the opening sequence, the game is pre...[Read More]
Orcs Must Die: Unchained
Disclaimer: I was able to fly to Robot Entertainment to get a hands on experience with the final release build of Orcs Must Die! Unchained. This is my...[Read More]
Seeing through “The Crow’s Eye” a lonely psychological horror
“The Crow’s Eye” is quite lonely for a Psychological Horror game. It is a dreadful tale that is reminiscent of Steven King. This gam...[Read More]
Holobunnies: Pause Café
I don’t recall the last time, if ever, that a game’s spin-off title has appeared before the game it has been spun off from. Still, there’s a first tim...[Read More]
Thimbleweed Park
Lucasarts adventure games were what I cut my gaming teeth on back in the early and mid-90s. The classic 2D point and click genre has made a very welco...[Read More]
Solstice Chronicles: M.I.A (Alpha) – impressions
Solstice Chronicles: MIA is an aerial view shooter in which the player takes control of a space soldier as he and his flying robotic companion, fight ...[Read More]
LIT review
In LIT, the player takes control of Jake, a teenager who is searching for his girlfriend, Rachel. Jake must travel through darkened rooms and literall...[Read More]
Torment: Tides of Numenera
When I think of the word ‘tide,’ I imagine oceans, and to some degree that’s relevant with InXile Entertainment’s new game, To...[Read More]
VR Golf Online
Golf is tiring, sweaty and can take time and energy. No, seriously. It’s a workout. So, instead of playing actual golf and dealing with people, weathe...[Read More]