PC
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Multiplayer Impressions
This past week, Activision revealed the first official look into Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 to a bevy of press, celebrities, and influencers. I had the...[Read More]
The Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset (Impressions)
Welcome home, beautiful. The newest addition to The Elder Scrolls Online family, titled Summerset, is a vastly gorgeous realm that brings some of the ...[Read More]
Vandals
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be a graffiti artist? Yea, neither have I. But thanks to Vandals you can become one. Not only a graffiti art...[Read More]
Indygo
Fat Dog Games is publishing some interesting IP as of late with the likes of Chronicles of Nyanya, a difficult JRPG experience that we reviewed last m...[Read More]
Candleman: The Complete Journey
One of 2017’s Xbox One indie releases that went under my radar was Candleman, an inspired 3D platformer in which players took the role of a cand...[Read More]
Battlezone: Combat Commander
Born from a 1980s arcade game, reimagined for a 1990s gaming experience, and remastered, at least graphically, for a more up-to-date PC playthrough, B...[Read More]
Sairento VR
A techno ninja packed with guns and a sword in VR? Good lord, the possibilities. Welcome to Sairento VR from Mixed Realms. The concept is pretty simpl...[Read More]
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet
Sword Art Online: Fatal Bullet is a major change to the long running anime game series. In previous installments of the franchise, it was focused more...[Read More]
Chronicles of Nyanya
Chronicles of NyaNya is certainly the most interesting game I have ever played. Set up similar to an old-school Pokemon game, this Russian, Indie deve...[Read More]
Zwei: The Arges Adventure
Zwei: The Arges Adventure (hereafter referred to as Zwei AA) is a game that lies outside of my frame of reference. After doing a quick Google search I...[Read More]
Gorogoa
Behind the eyes of its characters, Gorogoa is a wistful reflection of untaught imagination, the erosion of possibility, and the recovery of passion. F...[Read More]
World of Final Fantasy (PC Review)
One of my favorite PlayStation 4 games heads to the PC. It’s about time, but it definitely takes some GPU muscle to get it going. There aren’t a...[Read More]